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| January 16, 2010 |
| GOOD NEW FOR MULTIPLE DUI OFFENDERS |
| Posted By Michael Fremont |
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Starting July 1st, the California Legislature has given drivers with two and three DUI Convictions a break allowing them to get a restricted drivers license after a 90 day suspension for a 2nd offender, and after a 6 month suspension for a third DUI.
The California legislature enacted new rules for those convicted of multiple DUI offenses.. AFTER JULY 1st
Then old rule allowed a person convicted of a 2nd DUI to get a restricted license (to and from work, work related and alcohol program after serving a year on a 18 month suspension.
The new law allows a 2nd offender to get to get the restricted license after a 90 suspension. The driver MUST have an SR-22 proof of insurance, be enrolled in the SB-38 multiple offender alcohol program, and have an IID (ignition interlock device installed.
The third time offender can now get his restricted licensed after serving 6 months of the 3 year revocation imposed by the DMV.
The DMV is threatening NOT to implement the new rules, claiming that the original suspension MUST be served before any retracted license may be issued. |
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| January 02, 2010 |
| DUI arrests up state wide |
| Posted By Michael Fremont |
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CHP reports that DUI arrests are up 30% over the holiday period ending December 31st
Now lets see hoe many of these arrests are upheld in court |
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| January 02, 2010 |
| DUI arrests up state wide |
| Posted By Michael Fremont |
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Dui arrests up state wide according to CHP
CHP reports that DUI arrests are up 30% over the holiday period ending December 31st
Now lets see how many of these arrests are upheld in court |
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| January 01, 2010 |
| 30 Million Dollars from Fed and 8 Million from State for DUI Checkpoints |
| Posted By Michael Fremont |
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The Sacramento Bee reported that 30 Million in Federal Funds and 8 Million in State funds became avialable to 150 California Cities to increase DUI chekpints in 2010 by 50%
hhtp.//www.sacbee.com/trafficnews/story/2429581.html
To boster the claim of need to line cops pockets with easy overtime pay duty, NHTSA misleading statistics are quoted . The claim of alcohol related and alcohol involved accidents are used to pad the accident statistics. Thses terms do not mean that the driver used alcohol, was over the legal limit, or impaired. They include alsohol levels as low as .01%, passengers that had alcohol and not the driver, and accidents caused by an alcohol free driver but who caused a crash and the innocent vrash victem may have had some alcohol.
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