DUI & criminal defense blog
United States Supreme Court Issues Decision In Mitchell V. Wisconsin
On June 27, 2019, the United States Supreme Court issued its decision in Mitchell v. Wisconsin. In Mitchell, the police arrested a driver for DUI. The police transported the driver to the police station to administer a breath alcohol test, but, during the trip, the driver grew more and more incapacitated. Due to the driver’s condition, the police reasoned […]
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What Happens If I Refuse A Breathalyzer During A DUI Arrest In California?
Consequences of refusing a breathalyzer test or blood test in DMV in California.
Criminal Defense Attorney Tom Mesereau Speaks At California Dui Lawyers Association Seminar
Prolific criminal defense attorney Tom Mesereau spoke to the many attendees at the annual California DUI Lawyers Association seminar in San Francisco last weekend.
Vicodin, Xanax And Alcohol DUI Dismissed | Riverside County | DUI Attorney
On June 7, 2018, the district attorney dismissed charges of driving under the combined influence of drugs and alcohol against our client after we filed a motion to suppress evidence. The case was ultimately resolved for a reduced charge, no license suspension, no custody time, and a $600 fine.
Temecula Winery DUI Checkpoints
Are DUI checkpoints legal? Riverside DUI attorney explains.
Misdemeanor .17% BAC DUI Dismissed
Attorney Mike Donaldson recently represented a man charged with DUI. It was alleged that his BAC was .17% at the time of driving. This month, the case was dismissed after Mike set the case for trial and answered ready to defend his client. The basis for the dismissal was that the client was put in […]
Felony Riverside DUI, Felony Hit & Run Dismissed
Recently, DUI attorney Mike Donaldson had a felony DUI, felony Hit & Run, and misdemeanor possession of a controlled substance case dismissed. The case was dismissed because the government violated the client’s speedy trial rights. All defendants have a right to a speedy trial. If the government fails to prosecute a crime speedily, there is a constitutional […]
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