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First, stay in your car unless the officer asks you to step out and if you have your seat belt on, leave it on! Second, know these ten things: 1 - Provide identification. The officer will ask for your driver's license and registration. How easily you find these items will be noted on the officer's report. If you fumble around for them, it will look like you've had too much to drink. 2 - Politely refuse to take field tests. Field tests for DUI are: walking the line, touching your finger to your nose, counting on your fingers, saying your ABCs, holding your leg up while counting, and HGN, the one where the officer asks you to follow a light with your eyes. When you do field tests, you are giving evidence that will be used against you. There is no law requiring you to do the tests. Some officers will tell you they will take you to jail if you don't do the tests. Don't fall for it. They were going to take you to jail anyway. 3 - If asked, politely explain that you will not agree to a search of your car. If the officer has to ask you to agree, it's a red flag. Just say no. If an officer has enough reason to get a search warrant, he or she will. If not, then why search? Usually the question will come at you like: You don't mind if I look in your car, do you? You don't have a problem with my looking in your car? I'm just going to take a quick look inside, okay? Say no--politely, but firmly--and don't explain. And hope your no makes it into the report. 4 - Politely refuse to answer questions. Usually the officer will ask you a few questions about what you've had to drink and then move on to more questions later at the station. Your best response is: "I can only answer your questions on the advice of my attorney." You don't have to call an attorney right then. The statement effectively stops any questioning of you by invoking your constitutional rights. Even when the officer reads Miranda rights to you, the answer should be the same. 5 - Cooperate, cooperate, cooperate. Cooperation means having a good attitude and being polite. It doesn't mean answering questions or doing field tests or talking. Your attitude, appearance and words all become part of the officer's report. Your disposition indicates your level of intoxication. This is not the time to crack jokes, cry, apologize or confess. More of this Feature Part 1: DUI, Steps 1-5 Part 2: DUI, Steps 6-10 Part 3: Conclusion 1 2 3 Next   Topic Index | Email to a Friend Our Story | Be a Guide | Advertising Info | Work at About | Site Map | Icons | Help User Agreement | Ethics Policy | Patent Info. | Privacy Policy | Kids' Privacy Policy ©2006 About, Inc., A part of The New York Times Company . All rights reserved. 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Driving While Intoxicated Fact Sheet LeathersL Normal LeathersL 5 72 2000-07-11T13:54:00Z 2000-07-10T19:31:00Z 2000-07-11T13:54:00Z 2 567 3233 USAF 26 6 3970 9.2720 THIS INFORMATION IS NOT INTENDED TO PROVIDE LEGAL ASSISTANCE ANDSHOULD BE USED AS AN INFORMATIVE TOOL ONLY. LEGAL COUNSEL SHOULD BE SOUGHT FORANY QUESTIONS THAT YOU MAY HAVE. Driving While Intoxicated Fact Sheet This fact sheet is meant to inform you about the consequences of beingapprehended or arrested for driving while intoxicated (DWI) while assigned toGrand Forks Air Force Base. Operating a motor vehicle in North Dakota and on Grand Forks AFB means youautomatically give implied consent for testing of your blood, breath or urinefor the presence of alcohol or other drugs. (N.D.C.C. 39-20-01) (GFAFB Supp 1,2.3.1). If you refuse a BAT off-base, your license may be suspended for 1 to 3years, depending on prior offenses. (N.D.C.C. 39-20-04). Additionally, your refusal can be usedagainst you in a prosecution for driving while intoxicated. (N.D.C.C. 39-20-08)Refusal will not keep you from being taken to court. Refusing a BAT on-base will result in revocation of drivingprivileges on-base for up to1 year or more. (GFAFB Supp 1). Both on- and off-base, you are prohibited from driving or being in actualphysical control of a vehicle while intoxicated. Actual physical control isdefined as any exercise of dominion or control over a vehicle. A person sittingat the wheel of a motionless car may be deemed to be in actual physicalcontrol. This is particularly true if the keys are in the ignition, or the caris actually running. If you are found in actual physical control of a vehiclewhile intoxicated, you will be treated the same as if you were driving underboth North Dakota law and the UCMJ. If you are apprehended for driving, or for being in actual physical controlof a vehicle while impaired by alcohol or drugs on-base, you may be punishedfor violating Article 111 of the UCMJ. The maximum court-martial sentence forviolating this article is 6 months confinement, a Bad Conduct Discharge,reduction in grade, and forfeiture of pay and allowances. If you are arrested and convicted for driving, or for being in actualphysical control of a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugsoff-base, you will be punished as follows: 1 st Offense: 91 days of suspension of license, aminimum of $250 fine, a mandatory alcohol evaluation. (N.D.C.C. 39-20-04.1,39-08-01) 2 nd Offense:(Within 5 years) 364 days of suspension of license, a minimum of $500 fine, 5days imprisonment or 30 days’ community service, and mandatory alcoholevaluation. 3 rd Offense(Within 5): 2 year suspension oflicense, a minimum of $1000 fine, 60 days imprisonment and alcoholevaluation. 4 th Offense(Within 7 years): 2 years suspension oflicense, a minimum of $1000 fine, 180 days imprisonment and alcoholevaluation. Refusal of BAT will have your license suspended 1 to 3 years dependingon prior offenses. For off-base DWIs, the Air Force may take further actionsuch as administrative discharge, administrative demotion, letter of reprimand,and promotion denial based on UIF and control roster entry. Any arrest by civilian authorities or apprehension by military authoritiesfor DWI will result in revocation of on-base driving privileges for up to1 yearor more. (GFAFB Supp 1, 2.7.4.1, 2.7.4.2). In North Dakota you may be convicted of DWI for a BAT level of .08 orgreater. You also may be convicted even if the authoritiesare otherwise unable to prove that you were under the influence of alcohol ordrugs via a BAT. You may be convictedupon evidence of a refusal of a BAT, orfailing the field sobriety test. A BATtest is not necessary under these provisions. Similarly, in the Air Force, youmay be found guilty of DWI without a BAT of .08, if it is otherwise shown thatyou were impaired. Return to Legal Assistance Page

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Alcohol HealthwatchDirector Rebecca Williams points out that last year 135people died as a result of drinking and driving (31% of roaddeaths). A further 1899 people were injured. AlcoholHealthwatch supports the NZ Police recommendation for lowerblood alcohol limits and points to the Alcohol Healthwatchbriefing paper on the matter. We simply arent making gainsin this area and new measures need to be introduced. Whendriving with a blood alcohol level over the current limit of80mg, you are sixteen times more likely to be involved in afatal crash than a sober driver*. The current level allowsfor serious impairment of essential driving skills. Almost all countries that have lowered their bloodalcohol concentration to 50mg or lower have experiencedreduced crashes, injuries and fatalities. Takinginternational reductions into account New Zealand couldexpect to save between 16-72 lives and between 640-1280injuries a year. This is a substantial opportunity giventhat our road toll is stuck above 400 deaths per year andthe goal is no more than 300. Williams says that whilelowering blood alcohol limits is an effective tool targetingthe whole of the population, additional specific measuresare needed to combat the hard core of repeat offenders. There is strong public support for lowering the drinkdrive limits. 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Kavinoky. The Kavinoky Law Firm maintains offices throughout California, and can defend DUI arrests in any California court. Firm Name: KAVINOKY LAW FIRM Office # 818-346-4646 Office Fax # 818-346-4660 Pager # 818-346-4646 (24-Hour Emergency) Web site: www.GotaDUI.com E-Mail: Darren@1800DUILAWS.com Offices throughout California California DUI Defense Attorney, Darren T. Kavinoky has been practicing law in Los Angeles since 1994, and has emphasized DUI / DWI defense since passing the California bar. Over 90% of Darren's practice is devoted to defending DUI / DWI and drunk driving charges. He is admitted to practice in all California state and federal courts. As a California DUI Defense Attorney Darren T. Kavinoky is a member of many professional and legal organizations dedicated to protecting the rights of those accused, including the National College of DUI Defense (NCDD), California DUI Defenders, a Life Member in the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Los Angeles County Criminal Courts Bar Association, Ventura County Criminal Defense Bar Association, Los Angeles County Bar Association, and a Certified Instructor in NHTSA Standardized Field Sobriety Testing. The Kavinoky Law Firm is delighted to announce that criminal defense lawyer Darren T. Kavinoky has been named a Super Lawyer Rising Star in the September, 2005 issue of Los Angeles Magazine. Additionally, Darren was featured in Newsweek Magazine . Los Angeles, California DUI Defense Lawyer, Darren T. Kavinoky is always available for a free consultation by calling 1.800.DUI.LAWS. The call and consultation are always FREE. As a DUI Defense Lawyer, Darren has dedicated his law practice to defending persons facing criminal charges, since his admission to the CA Bar. His practice continues to focus on cases related to DUI / DWI, drunk driving and drugs. He focuses his practice to defending those in Los Angeles, Ventura, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties . Darren has been a featured guest on many television programs, including CNN's Larry King Live , NBC's The Today Show , Celebrity Justice , and several local (Los Angeles based) television news channels, where he has provided commentary on many DUI / DWI and legal issues. Although Mr. Kavinoky has represented many noteworthy people in cases that have drawn extensive media scrutiny, he remains keenly aware that the only important DUI case to you is your DUI case. His personal mission is to provide an outstanding level of service to his DUI clients, and help them successfully navigate the legal justice system, providing much needed support during the most difficult time in their lives. Listen To Darren Kavinoky's Radio Comercial >> Why should you hire me? "Questions and problems come up for my DUI clients all the time, sometimes on evenings and weekends. I give each of my DUI clients my private cell phone number, so they can call me 24/7, and know that they will reach me, not just an answering machine. I've gone to trial on dozens of drunk driving and drug cases throughout California (not just Los Angeles, Orange and Ventura Counties), with a winning record that I'd compare to any other lawyer. I know the prosecutors in my jurisdiction, and I've worked hard to develop personal relationships with them that allow my clients to avoid trial in appropriate cases. I'm a tireless worker, who constantly strives to provide the best care possible to clients in need. I'd be grateful for the opportunity to work for you. It would be my pleasure to demonstrate first-hand how good it can feel to have a skilled California DUI lawyer in your corner." top California Court Information and Locations California DUI Defense Attorney, Darren T. Kavinoky practices law in Los Angeles, Ventura, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties. To find detailed information about each of the courts that Mr. Kavinoky practices in, check the Los Angeles, Ventura, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino county courthouse websites. California Arrest and Release If someone you care about has been arrested in California, please contact the police department where the arrestee is being held for more detailed information. Please visit the local detention facilities' websites for further information. The California Court Process A California DUI arrest brings stress, worry, and tension. My experience is that my DUI clients feel a bit better when they understand the process. I've written extensively to help explain the DUI court process, the DMV process, and how my DUI law firm will work to achieve the best possible result for each of my DUI clients. See my explanation , so that you, too, will have a better understanding about how a DUI case proceeds from drunk driving arrest to conclusion. top Other California Resources There are a variety of special problems that arise following a drunk driving, DUI, or DWI arrest. It may be necessary to use a Los Angeles, Ventura, Orange, Riverside or San Bernardino county bail bondsman to help a friend or loved one gain release from custody. If you are uncertain on how this process works, please see our article on bail bonds . Renting a car may be difficult (although we know of several companies that will do so) , as is getting car insurance in California. There may be a requirement to attend special alcohol programs , or AA meetings. We have compiled list of resources available in California to help in each of these areas. California Expungement Expungement of criminal records can be a complex process, and the ability to clean up past criminal convictions depends upon many different factors. The law relating to expunging criminal convictions varies from state to state. It is important to talk to a lawyer that is skilled in matters pertaining to expungement. Read more about Expungement relief available in California . For a free consultation, contact Darren@1800DUILAWS.com . top City and zip codes for California DUI Defense Attorney Darren T. Kavinoky's main area of practice: Los Angeles County, California; 90001 Florence / South Central (City of Los Angeles); 90002 Watts (City of Los Angeles); 90003 South Central (City of Los Angeles); 90004 Hancock Park (City of Los Angeles); 90005 Koreatown (City of Los Angeles); 90006 Pico Heights (City of Los Angeles); 90007 South Central (City of Los Angeles); 90008 Baldwin Hills / Crenshaw (City of LA) Leimert Park (City of LA); 90009 Airport Worldway (City of Los Angeles); 90010 Wilshire Blvd (City of Los Angeles); 90011 South Central (City of Los Angeles); 90012 Civic Center (City of Los Angeles)/Chinatown (City of Los Angeles); 90013 Downtown Los Angeles (City of Los Angeles); 90014 Los Angeles; 90015 Downtown Los Angeles (City of Los Angeles); 90016 West Adams (City of Los Angeles); 90017 Downtown Los Angeles (City of Los Angeles); 90018 Jefferson Park (City of Los Angeles); 90019 Country Club Park (City of Los Angeles)/Mid City (City of Los Angeles); 90020 Hancock Park (City of Los Angeles); 90021 Downtown Los Angeles (City of Los Angeles); 90022 East Los Angeles; 90023 East Los Angeles (City of Los Angeles); 90024 Westwood (City of Los Angeles); 90025 Sawtelle (City of Los Angeles)/West Los Angeles (City of Los Angeles); 90026 Echo Park / Silverlake (City of Los Angeles); 90027 Griffith Park (City of Los Angeles)/Los Feliz (City of Los Angeles); 90028 Hollywood (City of Los Angeles); 90029 Downtown Los Angeles (City of Los Angeles); 90030 Terminal Annex (City of Los Angeles); 90031 Montecito Heights (City of Los Angeles); 90032 El Sereno (City of Los Angeles) / Monterey Hills (City of Los Angeles); 90033 Boyle Heights (City of Los Angeles); 90034 Palms (City of Los Angeles); 90035 West Fairfax (City of Los Angeles); 90036 Park LaBrea (City of Los Angeles); 90037 South Central (City of Los Angeles); 90038 Hollywood (City of Los Angeles); 90039 Atwater Village (City of Los Angeles); 90040 Commerce, City of; 90041 Eagle Rock (City of Los Angeles); 90042 Highland Park (City of Los Angeles); 90043 Hyde Park (City of Los Angeles) / View Park/Windsor Hills; 90044 Athens; 90045 LAX Area (City of Los Angeles) / Westchester (City of Los Angeles); 90046 Mount Olympus (City of Los Angeles); 90047 South Central (City of Los Angeles); 90048 West Beverly (City of Los Angeles); 90049 Bel Air Estates (City of Los Angeles) / Brentwood (City of Los Angeles); 90050 Los Angeles; 90051 Los Angeles; 90052 Los Angeles; 90053 Los Angeles; 90054 Los Angeles; 90055 Los Angeles; 90056 Ladera Heights (City of Los Angeles); 90057 Westlake (City of Los Angeles); 90058 Vernon; 90059 Watts (City of Los Angeles) / Willowbrook; 90060 Los Angeles; 90061 South Central (City of Los Angeles); 90062 South Central (City of Los Angeles); 90063 City Terrace; 90064 Cheviot Hills (City of Los Angeles) / Rancho Park (City of Los Angeles); 90065 Cypress Park (City of LA) / Glassell Park (City of LA) / Mt. Washington (City of LA); 90066 Mar Vista (City of Los Angeles); 90067 Century City (City of Los Angeles); 90068 Hollywood (City of Los Angeles); 90069 West Hollywood; 90070 Los Angeles; 90071 ARCO Towers (City of Los Angeles); 90072 Los Angeles; 90073 VA Hospital (Sawtelle); 90074 Los Angeles; 90075 Los Angeles; 90076 Los Angeles; 90077 Bel Air Estates & Beverly Glen (City of Los Angeles); 90078 Los Angeles; 90079 Los Angeles; 90080 Airport Worldway (City of Los Angeles); 90081 Los Angeles; 90082 Los Angeles; 90083 Los Angeles; 90084 Los Angeles; 90086 Los Angeles; 90087 Los Angeles; 90088 Los Angeles; 90089 USC (City of Los Angeles); 90091 Los Angeles; 90093 Los Angeles; 90094 Playa Vista; 90095 Los Angeles; 90096 Los Angeles; 90101 Los Angeles; 90102 Los Angeles; 90103 Los Angeles; 90189 Los Angeles; 90201 Bell / Bell Gardens / Cudahy; 90202 Bell Gardens; 90209 Beverly Hills; 90210 Beverly Hills / Beverly Glen (City of Los Angeles); 90211 Beverly Hills; 90212 Beverly Hills; 90213 Beverly Hills; 90220 Compton / Rancho Dominguez; 90221 East Rancho Dominguez; 90222 Compton / Rosewood / Willowbrook; 90223 Compton; 90224 Compton; 90230 Culver City; 90231 Culver City; 90232 Culver City; 90233 Culver City; 90239 Downey; 90240 Downey; 90241 Downey; 90242 Downey; 90245 El Segundo; 90247 Gardena; 90248 Gardena; 90249 Gardena; 90250 Hawthorne (Holly Park); 90251 Hawthorne; 90254 Hermosa Beach; 90255 Huntington Park/Walnut Park; 90260 Lawndale; 90261 Lawndale (Federal Bldg); 90262 Lynwood; 90263 Pepperdine University (Malibu); 90264 Malibu; 90265 Malibu; 90266 Manhattan Beach; 90267 Manhattan Beach; 90270 Maywood; 90272 Castellemare (City of LA) / Pacific Highlands (City of LA)/Pacific Palisade; 90274 Palos Verdes Estates / Rolling Hills / Rolling Hills Estates; 90275 Rancho Palos Verdes; 90277 Redondo Beach / Torrance; 90278 Redondo Beach / Torrance; 90280 South Gate; 90290 Topanga; 90291 Venice (City of Los Angeles); 90292 Marina del Rey; 90293 Marina del Rey (City if Los Angeles); 90294 Venice (City of Los Angeles); 90295 Marina del Rey; 90296 Playa Del Rey; 90301 Inglewood; 90302 Inglewood; 90303 Inglewood; 90304 Lennox; 90305 Inglewood; 90306 Inglewood; 90307 Inglewood; 90308 Inglewood; 90309 Inglewood; 90310 Inglewood; 90311 Inglewood; 90312 Inglewood; 90313 Inglewood; 90397 Inglewood; 90398 Inglewood; 90401 Santa Monica; 90402 Santa Monica; 90403 Santa Monica; 90404 Santa Monica; 90405 Santa Monica; 90406 Santa Monica; 90407 Santa Monica; 90408 Santa Monica; 90409 Santa Monica; 90410 Santa Monica; 90411 Santa Monica; 90501 Torrance; 90502 Torrance; 90503 Torrance; 90504 Torrance; 90505 Torrance; 90506 Torrance (Camino College); 90507 Torrance; 90508 Torrance; 90509 Torrance; 90510 Torrance; 90601 Whittier; 90602 Whittier; 90603 Whittier; 90604 Whittier; 90605 Whittier / South Whittier; 90606 Los Nietos; 90607 Whittier; 90608 Whittier (Whittier College); 90609 Whittwood (Whittier); 90610 Los Nietos (Whittier); 90623 La Palma; 90630 Cypress; 90631 La Habra Heights; 90637 La Mirada; 90638 La Mirada; 90639 La Mirada (Biola Univ.); 90640 Montebello; 90650 Norwalk; 90651 Norwalk; 90652 Norwalk; 90659 Norwalk; 90660 Pico Rivera; 90661 Pico Rivera; 90662 Pico Rivera; 90665 Pico Rivera; 90670 Santa Fe Springs; 90701 Cerritos; 90702 Artesia; 90703 Cerritos; 90704 Avalon; 90706 Bellflower; 90707 Bellflower; 90710 Harbor City (City of Los Angeles); 90711 Lakewood; 90712 Lakewood; 90713 Lakewood; 90714 Lakewood; 90715 Lakewood; 90716 Hawaiian Gardens; 90717 Lomita / Rancho Palos Verdes; 90723 Paramount; 90745 Carson; 90746 Carson; 90747 Carson (Cal State Univ. Dominguez Hills); 90749 Carson; 90810 Carson/Long Beach; 90845 Long Beach; 90846 Long Beach (Boeing); 90847 Long Beach; 90848 Long Beach; 90853 Belmont Shores (Long Beach); 90888 Long Beach; 91010 Bradbury; 91030 South Pasadena; 91105 Pasadena; 91205 Glendale (Tropico); 91301 Agoura / Oak Park; 91302 Calabasas / Hidden Hills; 91303 Canoga Park (City of Los Angeles); 91304 Canoga Park (City of Los Angeles); 91305 Canoga Park (City of Los Angeles); 91306 Winnetka (City of Los Angeles); 91307 West Hills (City of Los Angeles); 91308 West Hills; 91309 Canoga Park; 91311 Chatsworth (City of Los Angeles); 91312 Chatsworth; 91313 Chatsworth; 91316 Encino; 91324 Northridge (City of Los Angeles); 91325 Northridge (City of Los Angeles); 91328 Northridge; 91329 Northridge (City of Los Angeles); 91330 Northridge (City of Los Angeles), California State University; 91331 Arleta (City of Los Angeles) / Pacoima (City of Los Angeles); 91333 Pacoima; 91334 Pacoima; 91335 Reseda (City of Los Angeles); 91337 Reseda; 91340 San Fernando; 91341 San Fernando; 91342 Lake View Terrace (City of Los Angeles) / Sylmar (City of Los Angeles); 91343 North Hills (City of Los Angeles); 91344 Granada Hills (City of Los Angeles); 91345 Mission Hills (City of Los Angeles); 91346 Mission Hills; 91352 Sun Valley (City of Los Angeles); 91353 Sun Valley; 91356 Tarzana (City of Los Angeles); 91357 Tarzana; 91361 Westlake Village; 91362 Westlake Village; 91363 Westlake Village; 91364 Woodland Hills (City of Los Angeles); 91365 Woodland Hills; 91367 Woodland Hills (City of Los Angeles); 91371 Woodland Hills (City of Los Angeles); 91372 Calabasas; 91376 Agoura Hills; 91388 Van Nuys; 91392 Sylmar; 91393 North Hills; 91395 Mission Hills; 91396 Winnetka; 91399 Woodland Hills; 91401 Van Nuys (City of Los Angeles); 91402 Panorama City (City of Los Angeles); 91403 Sherman Oaks (City of Los Angeles) / Van Nuys (City of Los Angeles); 91404 Van Nuys (City of Los Angeles); 91405 Van Nuys (City of Los Angeles); 91406 Van Nuys (City of Los Angeles); 91407 Van Nuys (City of Los Angeles); 91408 Van Nuys (City of Los Angeles); 91409 Van Nuys (City of Los Angeles); 91410 Van Nuys; 91411 Van Nuys (City of Los Angeles); 91412 Panorama City (City of Los Angeles); 91413 Sherman Oaks (City of Los Angeles); 91416 Encino; 91423 Sherman Oaks (City of Los Angeles)/Van Nuys (City of Los Angeles); 91426 Encino; 91436 Encino (City of Los Angeles); 91470 Van Nuys; 91482 Van Nuys; 91495 Sherman Oaks; 91496 Van Nuys; 91497 Van Nuys; 91499 Van Nuys; 91505 Burbank; 91506 Burbank; 91521 Burbank; 91601 North Hollywood (City of Los Angeles); 91602 North Hollywood (City of Los Angeles) / Toluca Lake (City of Los Angeles); 91603 North Hollywood (City of Los Angeles); 91604 North Hollywood (City of Los Angeles) / Studio City (City of Los Angeles); 91605 North Hollywood; 91606 North Hollywood; 91607 North Hollywood (City of Los Angeles) / Valley Village (City of Los Angeles); 91608 Universal City; 91609 North Hollywood (City of Los Angeles); 91610 Toluca Lake; 91611 North Hollywood; 91612 North Hollywood; 91614 Studio City; 91615 North Hollywood; 91616 North Hollywood; 91617 Valley Village; 91618 North Hollywood; 91702 Azusa; 91706 Baldwin Park / Irwindale; 91709 Chino Hills; 91715 City Of Industry; 91716 City Of Industry; 91722 Covina; 91731 El Monte; 91732 El Monte; 91733 South El Monte; 91734 El Monte; 91735 El Monte; 91744 Cityof Industry / La Puente/Valinda; 91745 La Puente (Hacienda Heights); 91745 La Puente; 91746 Bassett / City of Industry/La Puente; 91746 La Puente; 91747 La Puente; 91748 Rowland Heights; 91749 La Puente; 91754 Monterey Park; 91755 Monterey Park; 91756 Monterey Park; 91765 Diamond Bar; 91766 Phillips Ranch / Pomona; 91767 Pomona; 91768 Pomona; 91769 Pomona; 91770 Rosemead; 91771 Rosemead; 91772 Rosemead; 91773 San Dimas; 91776 San Gabriel; 91780 Temple City; 91788 Walnut; 91789 Diamond Bar / City of Industry / Walnut; 91789 Walnut; 91790 West Covina; 91791 West Covina; 91792 West Covina; 91793 West Covina; 91795 Walnut; 91801 Alhambra; 91802 Alhambra; 91803 Alhambra; 92397 Wrightwood; 93243 Lebec; 93510 Acton; 93523 Edwards AFB; 93532 Elizabeth Lake / Lake Hughes; 93534 Lancaster; 93535 Hi Vista; 93536 Lancaster/Quartz Hill; 93539 Lancaster; 93584 Lancaster; 93586 Lancaster; Ventura County, California; 90265 Malibu; 91304 Canoga Park; 91307 West Hills; 91311 Chatsworth; 91319 Newbury Park; 91320 Newbury Park; 91358 Thousand Oaks; 91359 Westlake Village; 91360 Thousand Oaks; 91361 Westlake Village; 91362 Thousand Oaks; 91377 Oak Park; 93001 Ventura; 93002 Ventura; 93003 Ventura; 93004 Ventura; 93005 Ventura; 93006 Ventura; 93007 Ventura; 93009 Ventura; 93010 Camarillo; 93011 Camarillo; 93012 Camarillo; 93013 Carpinteria; 93015 Fillmore; 93016 Fillmore; 93020 Moorpark; 93021 Moorpark; 93022 Oak View; 93023 Ojai; 93024 Ojai; 93030 Oxnard; 93031 Oxnard; 93032 Oxnard; 93033 Oxnard; 93034 Oxnard; 93035 Oxnard; 93036 Oxnard; 93040 Piru; 93041 Port Hueneme; 93042 Point Mugu (NAWC); 93043 Port Hueneme (CBC Base); 93044 Port Hueneme; 93060 Santa Paula; 93061 Santa Paula; 93062 Simi Valley; 93063 Simi Valley; 93064 Brandeis; 93065 Simi Valley; 93066 Somis; 93094 Simi Valley; 93099 Simi Valley; Orange County, California; 90620 Buena Park ; 90621 Buena Park ; 90622 Buena Park ; 90623 La Palma ; 90624 Buena Park ; 90630 Cypress ; 90631 La Habra ; 90632 La Habra ; 90633 La Habra ; 90638 La Mirada ; 90680 Stanton ; 90720 Los Alamitos ; 90721 Los Alamitos ; 90740 Seal Beach ; 90742 Sunset Beach ; 90743 Surfside ; 92602 Irvine ; 92603 Irvine ; 92604 Irvine ; 92605 Huntington Beach ; 92606 Irvine ; 92607 Laguna Niguel ; 92609 El Toro ; 92610 Foothill Ranch ; 92612 Irvine ; 92614 Irvine ; 92615 Huntington Beach ; 92616 Irvine ; 92618 Irvine ; 92619 Irvine ; 92620 Irvine ; 92623 Irvine ; 92624 Capistrano Beach ; 92625 Corona Del Mar ; 92626 Costa Mesa ; 92627 Costa Mesa ; 92628 Costa Mesa ; 92629 Dana Point ; 92630 Lake Forest ; 92646 Huntington Beach ; 92647 Huntington Beach ; 92648 Huntington Beach ; 92649 Huntington Beach ; 92650 East Irvine ; 92651 Laguna Beach ; 92652 Laguna Beach ; 92653 Laguna Hills ; 92654 Laguna Hills ; 92655 Midway City ; 92656 Aliso Viejo ; 92657 Newport Coast ; 92658 Newport Beach ; 92659 Newport Beach ; 92660 Newport Beach ; 92661 Newport Beach ; 92662 Newport Beach ; 92663 Newport Beach ; 92672 San Clemente ; 92673 San Clemente ; 92674 San Clemente ; 92675 San Juan Capistrano ; 92676 Silverado ; 92677 Laguna Niguel ; 92678 Trabuco Canyon ; 92679 Trabuco Canyon ; 92683 Westminster ; 92684 Westminster ; 92685 Westminster ; 92688 Rancho Santa Margarita ; 92690 Mission Viejo ; 92691 Mission Viejo ; 92692 Mission Viejo ; 92693 Mission Viejo ; 92694 Ladera Ranch ; 92697 Irvine ; 92698 Aliso Viejo ; 92701 Santa Ana ; 92702 Santa Ana ; 92703 Santa Ana ; 92704 Santa Ana ; 92705 Santa Ana ; 92706 Santa Ana ; 92707 Santa Ana ; 90708 Fountain Valley ; 92711 Santa Ana ; 92712 Santa Ana ; 92728 Fountain Valley ; 92735 Santa Ana ; 92780 Tustin ; 92781 Tustin ; 92782 Tustin ; 92799 Santa Ana ; 92801 Anaheim ; 92802 Anaheim ; 92803 Anaheim ; 92804 Anaheim ; 92805 Anaheim ; 92806 Anaheim ; 92807 Anaheim ; 92808 Anaheim ; 92809 Anaheim ; 92811 Atwood ; 92812 Anaheim ; 92814 Anaheim ; 92815 Anaheim ; 92816 Anaheim ; 92817 Anaheim ; 92821 Brea ; 92822 Brea ; 92823 Brea ; 92825 Anaheim ; 92831 Fullerton ; 92832 Fullerton ; 92833 Fullerton ; 92834 Fullerton ; 92835 Fullerton ; 92836 Fullerton ; 92837 Fullerton ; 92838 Fullerton ; 92840 Garden Grove ; 92841 Garden Grove ; 92842 Garden Grove ; 92843 Garden Grove ; 92844 Garden Grove ; 92845 Garden Grove ; 92846 Garden Grove ; 92850 Anaheim ; 92856 Orange ; 92857 Orange ; 92859 Orange ; 92861 Villa Park ; 92863 Orange ; 92865 Orange ; 92866 Orange ; 92867 Orange ; 92868 Orange ; 92869 Orange ; 92870 Placentia ; 92871 Placentia ; 92885 Yorba Linda ; 92886 Yorba Linda ; 92887 Yorba Linda ; 92899 Anaheim; Riverside County, California; 92258 North Palm Springs, CA; 92260 Palm Desert, CA; 92585 Sun City, CA; 92261 Palm Desert, CA; 92586 Sun City, CA; 92570 Perris, CA; 92254 Mecca, CA; 92567 Nuevo, CA; 92571 Perris, CA; 91752 Mira Loma, CA; 92255 Palm Desert, CA; 92563 Murrieta, CA; 92276 Thousand Palms, CA; 92581 San Jacinto, CA; 92564 Murrieta, CA; 92270 Rancho Mirage, CA; 92274 Thermal, CA; 92582 San Jacinto, CA; 92584 Menifee, CA; 92263 Palm Springs, CA; 92262 Palm Springs, CA; 92583 San Jacinto, CA; 92572 Perris, CA; 92264 Palm Springs, CA; 92230 Cabazon, CA; 92234 Cathedral City, CA; 92235 Cathedral City, CA; 92226 Blythe, CA; 92220 Banning, CA; 92223 Beaumont, CA; 92225 Blythe, CA; 92247 La Quinta, CA; 92248 La Quinta, CA; 92253 La Quinta, CA; 92241 Desert Hot Springs, CA; 92236 Coachella, CA; 92239 Desert Center, CA; 92240 Desert Hot Springs, CA; 92590 Temecula, CA; 92591 Temecula, CA; 92592 Temecula, CA; 92202 Indio, CA; 92587 Sun City, CA; 92201 Indio, CA; 92589 Temecula, CA; 92599 Perris, CA; 92210 Indian Wells, CA; 92211 Palm Desert, CA; 92596 Winchester, CA; 92593 Temecula, CA; 92595 Wildomar, CA; 92203 Indio, CA; 92562 Murrieta, CA; 92530 Lake Elsinore, CA; 92515 Riverside, CA; 92531 Lake Elsinore, CA; 92880 Corona, CA; 92522 Riverside, CA; 92879 Corona, CA; 92513 Riverside, CA; 92506 Riverside, CA; 92536 Aguanga, CA; 92514 Riverside, CA; 92878 Corona, CA; 92532 Lake Elsinore, CA; 92503 Riverside, CA; 92518 March Air Reserve Base, CA; 92505 Riverside, CA; 92504 Riverside, CA; 92517 Riverside, CA; 92516 Riverside, CA; 92882 Corona, CA; 92881 Corona, CA; 92521 Riverside, CA; 92883 Corona, CA; 92502 Riverside, CA; 92519 Riverside, CA; 92509 Riverside, CA; 92555 Moreno Valley, CA; 92877 Corona, CA; 92554 Moreno Valley, CA; 92552 Moreno Valley, CA; 92553 Moreno Valley, CA; 92556 Moreno Valley, CA; 92561 Mountain Center, CA; 92507 Riverside, CA; 92282 White Water, CA; 92860 Norco, CA; 92557 Moreno Valley, CA; 92551 Moreno Valley, CA; 92543 Hemet, CA; 92320 Calimesa, CA; 92508 Riverside, CA; 92539 Anza, CA; 92501 Riverside, CA; 92544 Hemet, CA; 92548 Homeland, CA; 92292 Palm Springs, CA; 92549 Idyllwild, CA; 92545 Hemet, CA; 92546 Hemet, CA; San Bernardino County, CA; 92377 Rialto, CA; 92378 Rimforest, CA; 92375 Redlands, CA; 92376 Rialto, CA; 92386 Sugarloaf, CA; 92391 Twin Peaks, CA; 92382 Running Springs, CA; 92385 Skyforest, CA; 92374 Redlands, CA; 92359 Mentone, CA; 92363 Needles, CA; 92364 Nipton, CA; 92356 Lucerne Valley, CA; 92357 Loma Linda, CA; 92358 Lytle Creek, CA; 92365 Newberry Springs, CA; 92371 Phelan, CA; 92372 Pinon Hills, CA; 92373 Redlands, CA; 92366 Mountain Pass, CA; 92368 Oro Grande, CA; 92369 Patton, CA; 92392 Victorville, CA; 92413 San Bernardino, CA; 92414 San Bernardino, CA; 92415 San Bernardino, CA; 92410 San Bernardino, CA; 92411 San Bernardino, CA; 92412 San Bernardino, CA; 92418 San Bernardino, CA; 93558 Red Mountain, CA; 93562 Trona, CA; 93592 Trona, CA; 92423 San Bernardino, CA; 92424 San Bernardino, CA; 92427 San Bernardino, CA; 92408 San Bernardino, CA; 92397 Wrightwood, CA; 92398 Yermo, CA; 92399 Yucaipa, CA; 92393 Victorville, CA; 92394 Victorville, CA; 92395 Victorville, CA; 92401 San Bernardino, CA; 92405 San Bernardino, CA; 92406 San Bernardino, CA; 92407 San Bernardino, CA; 92402 San Bernardino, CA; 92403 San Bernardino, CA; 92404 San Bernardino, CA; 92354 Loma Linda, CA; 92309 Baker, CA; 92310 Fort Irwin, CA; 92311 Barstow, CA; 92305 Angelus Oaks, CA; 92307 Apple Valley, CA; 92308 Apple Valley, CA; 92315 Big Bear Lake, CA; 92316 Bloomington, CA; 92317 Blue Jay, CA; 92312 Barstow, CA; 92313 Grand Terrace, CA; 92314 Big Bear City, CA; 92304 Amboy, CA; 92267 Parker Dam, CA; 92268 Pioneertown, CA; 92277 Twentynine Palms, CA; 92242 Earp, CA; 92252 Joshua Tree, CA; 92256 Morongo Valley, CA; 92285 Landers, CA; 92286 Yucca Valley, CA; 92301 Adelanto, CA; 92278 Twentynine Palms, CA; 92280 Vidal, CA; 92284 Yucca Valley, CA; 92318 Bryn Mawr, CA; 92340 Hesperia, CA; 92341 Green Valley Lake, CA; 92342 Helendale, CA; 92337 Fontana, CA; 92338 Ludlow, CA; 92339 Forest Falls, CA; 92347 Hinkley, CA; 92350 Loma Linda, CA; 92352 Lake Arrowhead, CA; 92344 Hesperia, CA; 92345 Hesperia, CA; 92346 Highland, CA; 92336 Fontana, CA; 92324 Colton, CA; 92325 Crestline, CA; 92326 Crest Park, CA; 92321 Cedar Glen, CA; 92322 Cedarpines Park, CA; 92323 Cima, CA; 92333 Fawnskin, CA; 92334 Fontana, CA; 92335 Fontana, CA; 92327 Daggett, CA; 92329 Phelan, CA; 92332 Essex, CA; 91739 Rancho Cucamonga, CA; 91737 Alta Loma, CA; 91737 Rancho Cucamonga , CA; 91761 Ontario, CA; 91758 Ontario, CA; 91743 Guasti, CA; 91730 Rancho Cucamonga, CA; 91708 Chino, CA; 91701 Alta Loma, CA; 91701 Rancho Cucamonga , CA; 91729 Rancho Cucamonga, CA; 91710 Chino, CA; 91709 Chino Hills, CA; 91762 Ontario, CA; 91785 Upland, CA; 91786 Upland, CA; 91798 Ontario, CA; 91763 Montclair, CA; 91764 Ontario, CA; 91784 Upland, CA; Listings are a paid attorney advertisement and do not in any way constitute a referral or endorsement by an approved or authorized lawyer referral service other than 1.800.DUI.LAWS. :: Previous page :: | Site map | Terms and Conditions | Legal Disclaimer | Privacy Policy | Contact us at 1 800 DUI LAWS | 1 800 DUI LAWS. 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