Monthly Archives: July 2011

In the state of California, all drivers must carry evidence of financial responsibility and must provide that evidence to an officer on request. A motorist who fails to provide proof of insurance on request by an officer or traffic collision investigator … Continue reading →

In California it is illegal to admit evidence in a speeding ticket case when a “speed trap” is involved.  Evidence obtained from use of a speed trap is inadmissible in proceedings on a charge involving the speed of a vehicle. … Continue reading →

A very frequent question asked by those arrested for a DUI is why the police did not read them their “rights” upon arrest.  Police officers are required to read you your “Miranda rights” only if two elements are met. First, you … Continue reading →

The offense of contempt of Court is one involving inappropriate conduct in the judicial system.  The following are examples of conduct considered to be contemptuous and punishable under the law: (1) Conduct tending to disrupt a judicial hearing or proceeding (disorderly, … Continue reading →

July is undoubtedly the busiest month for law enforcement when it comes to DUI enforcement, particularly in the South Bay cities of Torrance, Redondo Beach, Palos Verdes, Manhattan Beach, Gardena and Hermosa.  These municipalities have formed an alliance called the … Continue reading →