The lead attorney at The Law Office of Robert Tayac is a highly respected attorney in the field of DUI defense who truly cares for his clients. Contact his office today for a no-obligation review of your case and to commence work toward achieving your best possible result. Welcome to the website for Marin County DUI attorney Robert Tayac.
If you, a relative or someone you know has been arrested for driving under the influence in Marin County, please read the material in the DUI Overview, What to Do First, and Frequently Asked Questions sections of this website, then seriously consider hiring a local Marin County DUI lawyer.Marin County DUI arrests are serious.
The embarrassment of being required to publicly perform Field Sobriety Tests (FST's) given only to those suspected of drunk driving, quickly gives way to the nightmare of a DUI arrest, being placed in handcuffs, taken to the county jail located in San Rafael or another police facility in Mill Valley or Sausalito and the fear of all the other consequences which may follow a Marin County DUI conviction.
If you, a relative or someone you know has been arrested for driving under the influence in Marin County, please read the material in the DUI Overview, What to Do First, and Frequently Asked Questions sections of this website, then seriously consider hiring a local Marin County DUI lawyer.Marin County DUI arrests are serious.
The embarrassment of being required to publicly perform Field Sobriety Tests (FST's) given only to those suspected of drunk driving, quickly gives way to the nightmare of a DUI arrest, being placed in handcuffs, taken to the county jail located in San Rafael or another police facility in Mill Valley or Sausalito and the fear of all the other consequences which may follow a Marin County DUI conviction.
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Alan McCann was a member of the San Francisco Police Department for 33 years and has more than a decade's worth of experience as an investigator.
Trained in accident investigation and reconstruction, Mr. McCann has conducted over a 1,000 driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs investigations and made over 600 DUI arrests.
Mr. McCann holds basic, intermediate, and advanced POST (Peace Officer's Standards and Training) Certificates.
He was also awarded the San Francisco Police Department's highest honor, the Gold Medal of Valor.
Trained in accident investigation and reconstruction, Mr. McCann has conducted over a 1,000 driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs investigations and made over 600 DUI arrests.
Mr. McCann holds basic, intermediate, and advanced POST (Peace Officer's Standards and Training) Certificates.
He was also awarded the San Francisco Police Department's highest honor, the Gold Medal of Valor.
Marin County law enforcement officers and prosecutors aggressively enforce the California DUI laws which make it illegal to drive under the influence of alcohol, medication or drugs or with a blood alcohol level of 0.08 percent or greater.
California law requires local police, Marin County Sheriff's Deputies and California Highway Patrol Officers to arrest drivers if they are under the influence (impaired) by alcohol, medication or drugs, or have a blood alcohol concentration of 0.08 percent or greater.
California law requires local police, Marin County Sheriff's Deputies and California Highway Patrol Officers to arrest drivers if they are under the influence (impaired) by alcohol, medication or drugs, or have a blood alcohol concentration of 0.08 percent or greater.
Being arrested for driving under the influence or DUI in Marin County is a life changing experience.
Good people are unprepared when stopped by a police officer, Marin County Sheriff's deputy or California Highway Patrol officer and investigated for suspicion of drunk driving.
Following an arrest for driving under the influence and faced with DUI charges, many intelligent people make critical mistakes in the days which follow which can increase the damaging consequences flowing from a Marin County DUI arrest.
Good people are unprepared when stopped by a police officer, Marin County Sheriff's deputy or California Highway Patrol officer and investigated for suspicion of drunk driving.
Following an arrest for driving under the influence and faced with DUI charges, many intelligent people make critical mistakes in the days which follow which can increase the damaging consequences flowing from a Marin County DUI arrest.
According to California law, a person is considered to be driving under the influence if: he/she is impaired by drugs or alcohol; OR he/she is driving with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.08% or higher.
Law enforcement must have probable cause (reasonable suspicion) that a person is driving under the influence before they can make a traffic stop.
Police may suspect that a person is impaired by alcohol or drugs if he/she is engaging in uncharacteristic driving behaviors.
These uncharacteristic behaviors may include: swerving, speeding, making irregular stops, and disobeying traffic signals.
Law enforcement must have probable cause (reasonable suspicion) that a person is driving under the influence before they can make a traffic stop.
Police may suspect that a person is impaired by alcohol or drugs if he/she is engaging in uncharacteristic driving behaviors.
These uncharacteristic behaviors may include: swerving, speeding, making irregular stops, and disobeying traffic signals.
If a person is driving while impaired and/or has a BAC of 0.08% or higher, he or she can be arrested for DUI.
If law enforcement suspects a person is DUI, the officer will make a traffic stop.
During the traffic stop, the officer may request that the person consent to a breath alcohol test and field sobriety tests.
If the driver fails the field sobriety tests or has a BAC of 0.08% or higher, he or she will be arrested for driving under the influence.
Once a person has been arrested for DUI, his or her next step should be to retain the legal services of a reputable attorney.
If law enforcement suspects a person is DUI, the officer will make a traffic stop.
During the traffic stop, the officer may request that the person consent to a breath alcohol test and field sobriety tests.
If the driver fails the field sobriety tests or has a BAC of 0.08% or higher, he or she will be arrested for driving under the influence.
Once a person has been arrested for DUI, his or her next step should be to retain the legal services of a reputable attorney.
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