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Explaining The Charges In A DUI Case
Driving under the influence is a serious offense in Torrance and the South Bay, with charges typically stemming from VC 23152a and 23152b. These laws prohibit impaired driving and require blood alcohol levels to be below .08. Understanding the nuances of these charges, including the timing of BAC testing, is crucial for defense strategies. Continue reading
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A Person Who Is Armed During A Crime Cannot Seek Reduction Under 3 Strikes Reform
Under California Penal Code section 1170.126, subdivision (e)(2), a defendant is ineligible for resentencing if he was armed during the commission of the crime. “A defendant is armed if the gun has a facilitative nexus with the underlying offense.” The … Continue reading
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