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The “Weaving” Myth: How DUI Attorney Matthew Ruff Won a 0.15% BAC Case

Top DUI Attorney Matthew Ruff’s recent triumph in overturning a license suspension highlights his strategic defense of constitutional rights. Despite a 0.15% B.A.C., Ruff argued that mere lane weaving does not meet the legal threshold for a traffic stop. By focusing on the Solovij standard, he ensured that officers must have ‘reasonable suspicion’ of criminal activity before pulling someone over. His defense underscores the importance of accountability in law enforcement practices. Continue reading →

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Matthew Wins DUI Case, Showing Arrest Was Unlawful! Read More and Find Out How He Did It.

Defending against DUI refusals? Matt Ruff’s victory in Los Angeles County shows how crucial solid evidence is. He argued that a stop lacked reasonable suspicion, proving that unfounded opinions aren’t enough to justify an arrest. DMV agreed, reinstating the license. Learn more about your rights when facing DUI refusals. Continue reading →

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Torrance Judge Rules Police Violated “Curtilage” Of Home When Arresting DUI Suspect

The unexpected entry into a suspect’s home during a DUI investigation raises privacy concerns. In this case, police entered through a high gate, breaching privacy. Attorney Matthew Ruff successfully argued for evidence suppression, highlighting the need for warrants in curtilage. This legal battle underscores the balance between public safety and individual privacy rights. Continue reading →

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