San Diego Underage DUI Lawyer
In California, any individual under the age of 21 is not permitted to drive with any measureable amount of alcohol in their system. There are three charges an under 21 individual can face. The charges depend on your blood alcohol level: (1) Zero Tolerance, driving with a measurable alcohol of .01% or higher; (2) Under 21 DUI, driving with a blood alcohol between .05% and .08%; and (3) A full DUI whenever your blood alcohol level is .08% or higher.
Protect Your Future with an Experienced Underage DUI Lawyer
Being charged with underage DUI can have serious consequences that can affect your future. It is important to have an experienced and knowledgeable lawyer by your side to navigate the legal process and protect your rights. At The Law Offices of Casey & Angelos, our team of skilled attorneys specializes in underage DUI cases and is dedicated to providing the best possible defense for our clients in San Diego and the surrounding areas.
Why choose us as your underage DUI lawyer:
- Expertise: Our attorneys have extensive knowledge and experience in handling underage DUI cases. We understand the complexities of the law and can effectively build a strong defense strategy tailored to your specific situation.
- Personalized Attention: We believe in providing personalized attention to each client. We will take the time to listen to your concerns, answer your questions, and keep you informed throughout the legal process.
- Strong Advocacy: Our team is dedicated to fighting for your rights and achieving the best possible outcome for your case. We will aggressively advocate for you in court, negotiating with prosecutors and presenting compelling arguments on your behalf.
- Knowledge of Local Laws: As a local law firm, we have in-depth knowledge of the San Diego legal system and the specific laws and regulations related to underage DUI. This allows us to provide you with the most effective legal representation.
- Compassionate Support: We understand the stress and anxiety that come with facing criminal charges. Our team is committed to providing compassionate support and guidance throughout the legal process, ensuring that you feel supported every step of the way.
Don't face underage DUI charges alone. Contact The Law Offices of Casey & Angelos today to schedule a consultation with an experienced underage DUI lawyer who will fight for your rights and help protect your future.
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Since the establishment of this law firm in 1998, we have strived to provide our clients with the highest quality representation and a level of customer service that is unparalleled by any firm anywhere.
Our FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions? We are here to help. Still have questions or can't find the answer you need? Give us a call at 619-930-5490 today!
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I was not drunk. Can I be charged with DUI for smoking marijuana or taking prescription medications?If you were arrested for DUI but didn’t have alcohol in your system, you can still be charged with DUI. There are a number different charges associated with misdemeanor and felony DUI. You can be charged with an (f) count if you consumed any intoxicating drugs, regardless of whether they are illegal or prescription. But, if you were under the influence of both alcohol and drugs, then you can be charged with an (e) count for driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol.
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Aren’t the police supposed to read me my Miranda rights?It seems like common sense that an officer must read you your Miranda rights. Although this is true in a situation where you are being interrogated, for purposes of DUI, you don’t have that same right. Many times an officer will ask you questions prior to administering field sobriety tests and placing you under arrest. These questions have been classified as “pre-investigatory” questions and are not subject to Miranda. Therefore, it is important you speak with an experience DUI Defense Firm to know whether or not the failure to read you your rights will affect your case.
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I was involved in an accident and someone was injured. Will I be charged with a Felony?Maybe. You can be charged with Felony DUI whenever anyone other than yourself is injured. Even if the injuries were to a friend and their injuries are minor, you can still be charged with a felony. Penalties for a Felony DUI can be severe because your can face time in prison.
