Now more than ever, it is critical to follow the guidance of an attorney as the Court is in a state of flux; new dates are being set without notices and arrest warrants will issue. A DUI is a criminal offense that can result in serious penalties. Turning to a seasoned and skilled defense lawyer that focuses on handling DUI cases can make a major difference.
Hiring an attorney does not have to break the bank. Parker Law Center aims to provide all of our clients with effective DUI representation at an affordable and reasonable rate. Our aggressive defense strategies have enabled us to successfully represent a variety of complex misdemeanor and felony DUI cases across Southern California. Being charged with driving under the influence is a stressful event, especially in Southern California.
No matter the circumstances you are currently undergoing, hiring a proven and capable DUI lawyer in Southern California ensures that you have the trusted guidance, credible insight, and aggressive defense you need throughout the process.
Hiring an attorney does not have to break the bank. Parker Law Center aims to provide all of our clients with effective DUI representation at an affordable and reasonable rate. Our aggressive defense strategies have enabled us to successfully represent a variety of complex misdemeanor and felony DUI cases across Southern California. Being charged with driving under the influence is a stressful event, especially in Southern California.
No matter the circumstances you are currently undergoing, hiring a proven and capable DUI lawyer in Southern California ensures that you have the trusted guidance, credible insight, and aggressive defense you need throughout the process.
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Attorney Kellee Parker Harris began her legal career shortly after undergraduate school as the Constituent Services Specialist for a local assembly member.
While in law school, she served as a criminal defense law clerk for Buckner, Khouri, Chavos & Mirkovich and the Office of the Southern California Public Defender.
As a law clerk, she worked on the high-profile federal public defender case that the public dubbed the "Mexican Mafia trial" for over one year.
Upon passing the bar in 2006, Ms. Parker became an associate of Buckner, Khouri, Chavos & Mirkovich and was able to represent a number of different clients in the fields of criminal defense and administrative law.
While in law school, she served as a criminal defense law clerk for Buckner, Khouri, Chavos & Mirkovich and the Office of the Southern California Public Defender.
As a law clerk, she worked on the high-profile federal public defender case that the public dubbed the "Mexican Mafia trial" for over one year.
Upon passing the bar in 2006, Ms. Parker became an associate of Buckner, Khouri, Chavos & Mirkovich and was able to represent a number of different clients in the fields of criminal defense and administrative law.
In the state of California, it's against the law to drive a vehicle while impaired or under the influence of a foreign substance, including both alcohol and drugs.
For alcohol, this limit is set at a blood alcohol content of 0.08 percent, with anything at or above this level being legally considered to be "intoxicated."
Driving a motor vehicle of any kind while impaired is defined as "driving under the influence" by California Vehicle Code Section 23152, and as such could subject those convicted to criminal penalties.
For alcohol, this limit is set at a blood alcohol content of 0.08 percent, with anything at or above this level being legally considered to be "intoxicated."
Driving a motor vehicle of any kind while impaired is defined as "driving under the influence" by California Vehicle Code Section 23152, and as such could subject those convicted to criminal penalties.
If you have been arrested for driving under the influence in California, you are subjected to a restriction known as the 10 day rule.
It is important to keep this rule in mind because failing to adhere to it could have serious consequences for your freedom and ability to drive.
What is the 10 day rule?
Simple: you only have 10 days after your arrest (including holidays and weekends) to contact the local Driver Safety Office to request an APS hearing and a stay on the license suspension.
Otherwise, your license will automatically suspend 30 days following the date of arrest.
It is important to keep this rule in mind because failing to adhere to it could have serious consequences for your freedom and ability to drive.
What is the 10 day rule?
Simple: you only have 10 days after your arrest (including holidays and weekends) to contact the local Driver Safety Office to request an APS hearing and a stay on the license suspension.
Otherwise, your license will automatically suspend 30 days following the date of arrest.
When officers are able to determine probable cause, or in other words, are able to confirm their reasonable suspicions that someone has been driving while under the influence, the officer will place the suspect under arrest.
Upon arrest, the officer has the authority to conduct a warrantless search of the individual by requesting he/ she submit to a chemical test.
This search is legally permissible, which means the results can be submitted to the court as evidence, provided the search is done properly via an approved method resulting in a blood or breath test.
Upon arrest, the officer has the authority to conduct a warrantless search of the individual by requesting he/ she submit to a chemical test.
This search is legally permissible, which means the results can be submitted to the court as evidence, provided the search is done properly via an approved method resulting in a blood or breath test.
Upon arrest for driving under the influence you will be provided with a future court date if you are released from custody on your own recognizance or post bail.
If you do not post bail then you have the right to appear before a judge within 48 hours of your arrest.
Southern California DUI attorney, Kellee Parker Harris recommends and our team at Parker Law Center firmly believes that you should not try to represent yourself on your criminal charges.
Instead, you should consult with a skilled legal advocate who can fight for your rights and protect you throughout the varying twists and turns in the DUI court process.
If you do not post bail then you have the right to appear before a judge within 48 hours of your arrest.
Southern California DUI attorney, Kellee Parker Harris recommends and our team at Parker Law Center firmly believes that you should not try to represent yourself on your criminal charges.
Instead, you should consult with a skilled legal advocate who can fight for your rights and protect you throughout the varying twists and turns in the DUI court process.
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