Tag Archives: Redondo Beach DUI Attorney

Case Study: How Top-Tier DUI Attorney Matthew Ruff Beat an APS Refusal Suspension and Saved a Client’s Driving Privilege

Top DUI Attorney Matthew Ruff Wins DUI refusal by showing the arrest was unlawful due to a violation of PC836 and unlawful entry into residence, as well as insufficient evidence of refusal Continue reading →

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How Top Tier Redondo Beach DUI Attorney Matthew Ruff Beat a Chemical Test Refusal by Exposing Unlawful Arrest

Matthew Ruff’s victory in Redondo Beach highlights the critical importance of lawful stops and arrests in DUI cases. His client’s successful Order of Set Aside from the DMV Legal Affairs Division underscores the potential consequences of chemical test refusals without proper legal justification. Continue reading →

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When an “Anonymous Tip” Isn’t Enough: Revisiting a Landmark Fourth Amendment Victory

DUI Attorney Matthew Ruff’s landmark case on anonymous tips highlights the balance between public safety and privacy in DUI investigations. In a notable Appellate Division case (Case No. BR 053296), Ruff successfully argued that Redondo Beach police lacked reasonable suspicion based solely on an anonymous caller’s report of a driver with a glass of wine. Continue reading →

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