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How Matthew Ruff Beat a .12% Blood Test By Exposing a 300-Day Chain of Custody Gap

Matthew Ruff’s expertise shone brightly as he successfully defended a Redondo Beach DUI, showcasing his ability to dissect forensic evidence and highlight critical flaws in the state’s chain of custody. Through meticulous analysis, he overturned a 0.12% BAC blood test, saving his client from potential penalties and preserving their driving privileges. 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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👨‍⚖️ The Basics of a Motion To Suppress in a DUI Case (Penal Code 1538.5). One Way DUI Charges Can Be Dismissed!

DUI defense attorney Matthew Ruff explains how to effectively file a 1538.5 motion to suppress in criminal DUI cases, ensuring your rights are protected from unlawful stops and searches. Continue reading →

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