Comments for California DUI Attorney http://www.cadui.org California DUI Law and California DUI Lawyers Tue, 12 Jan 2010 09:57:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 Comment on Budged crisis in California could mean get out of jail free card by Carol Jones http://www.cadui.org/2009/07/budged-crisis-in-california-could-mean-get-out-of-jail-free-card/#comment-8 Carol Jones Tue, 12 Jan 2010 09:57:09 +0000 http://www.cadui.org/?p=22#comment-8 Prison system is not working. After serving sentence, released Parole, no training, No housing,living arrangements impossible, search and seizure find housing. No money, no training, What Can a felon do when money run out. Employment rate extremely high with experienced workers without a criminal record or Parole. Prison system is not working. After serving sentence, released Parole, no training, No housing,living arrangements impossible, search and seizure find housing. No money, no training, What Can a felon do when money run out.

Employment rate extremely high with experienced workers without a criminal record or Parole.

]]> Comment on California DUI penalties: Are tougher laws the answer? by Maria Romero http://www.cadui.org/2009/07/california-dui-penalties-are-tougher-laws-the-answer/#comment-7 Maria Romero Tue, 22 Dec 2009 01:25:40 +0000 http://www.cadui.org/?p=20#comment-7 what can happen if i have two DUI's already but the second one was because i had an accident????????in yuba county....i have court next month but i m scared because i was in probation for the first DUI for 3 years what can happen to me when i go to court?????? what can happen if i have two DUI’s already but the second one was because i had an accident????????in yuba county….i have court next month but i m scared because i was in probation for the first DUI for 3 years what can happen to me when i go to court??????

]]> Comment on California DUI penalties: Are tougher laws the answer? by Ale Abby http://www.cadui.org/2009/07/california-dui-penalties-are-tougher-laws-the-answer/#comment-6 Ale Abby Tue, 17 Nov 2009 05:53:52 +0000 http://www.cadui.org/?p=20#comment-6 California police are really strict in matter of DUI... the are doing cool job California police are really strict in matter of DUI… the are doing cool job

]]> Comment on Santa Cruz DUI Manslaughter Plea by Can wealth buy better results in DUI cases http://www.cadui.org/2009/06/santa-cruz-dui-manslaughter-plea/#comment-4 Can wealth buy better results in DUI cases Sat, 08 Aug 2009 21:55:41 +0000 http://www.cadui.org/?p=6#comment-4 [...] In Santa Cruz, California – A young man got 8 years for anaccident that could have killed a whole family and more than one ofhis passengers, and from which he attempted to flee. I have bloggedabout it atSanta Cruz California DUI Sentence. [...] [...] In Santa Cruz, California – A young man got 8 years for anaccident that could have killed a whole family and more than one ofhis passengers, and from which he attempted to flee. I have bloggedabout it atSanta Cruz California DUI Sentence. [...]

]]> Comment on Santa Cruz DUI Manslaughter Plea by DUI Homicide Penalties http://www.cadui.org/2009/06/santa-cruz-dui-manslaughter-plea/#comment-3 DUI Homicide Penalties Sat, 08 Aug 2009 03:13:57 +0000 http://www.cadui.org/?p=6#comment-3 [...] lately reported on a California DUI case,Santa Cruz DUI Manslaughter Plea, where the guy got 8 years.Then there’s the now infamous case of Stallworth andMiami DUI [...] [...] lately reported on a California DUI case,Santa Cruz DUI Manslaughter Plea, where the guy got 8 years.Then there’s the now infamous case of Stallworth andMiami DUI [...]

]]> Comment on Santa Cruz DUI Manslaughter Plea by Can riches buy better results in DUI cases http://www.cadui.org/2009/06/santa-cruz-dui-manslaughter-plea/#comment-2 Can riches buy better results in DUI cases Wed, 15 Jul 2009 06:41:23 +0000 http://www.cadui.org/?p=6#comment-2 [...] In Santa Cruz, California – A saxist man got 8 years for anaccident that could have killed a whole family and more than one ofhis passengers, and from which he attempted to flee. I have bloggedabout it atSanta Cruz California DUI Sentence. [...] [...] In Santa Cruz, California – A saxist man got 8 years for anaccident that could have killed a whole family and more than one ofhis passengers, and from which he attempted to flee. I have bloggedabout it atSanta Cruz California DUI Sentence. [...]

]]> Comment on California DUI Thoughts by DanR57 http://www.cadui.org/2009/06/california-dui-thoughts/#comment-5 DanR57 Sun, 21 Jun 2009 23:08:33 +0000 http://www.cadui.org/?p=10#comment-5 "DUI attorneys often hear their clients refer to themselves as "victims." Hopefully these people will have a chance to attend a MADD victim impact panel once so that they can see what a real DUI victim is." Victimhood is no less valid when one is the victim of an unjust stae and unjust laws than if one is a "victim" of a Drunk driver. Besides, as MADD, et al would have us believe,if anybody even remotely affected by a drunk driving accident is a victim. This definition is a far greater stretch than someone being arrested in an Unconstitutional "sobriety checkpoint" aka police state roadblock. "The fact is, if we are unjustly accused of a crime, we not only have the right to challenge it and a presumption of innocence.." Puhleeease! There IS NO presumption of innocence in a DUI case. There is, in fact, a presumption of guilt. “DUI attorneys often hear their clients refer to themselves as “victims.” Hopefully these people will have a chance to attend a MADD victim impact panel once so that they can see what a real DUI victim is.”

Victimhood is no less valid when one is the victim of an unjust stae and unjust laws than if one is a “victim” of a Drunk driver. Besides, as MADD, et al would have us believe,if anybody even remotely affected by a drunk driving accident is a victim. This definition is a far greater stretch than someone being arrested in an Unconstitutional “sobriety checkpoint” aka police state roadblock.

“The fact is, if we are unjustly accused of a crime, we not only have the right to challenge it and a presumption of innocence..”

Puhleeease! There IS NO presumption of innocence in a DUI case. There is, in fact, a presumption of guilt.

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