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Motions heard in triple-fatal DUI crash case involving Angels pitcher Adenhart - Inland Valley Daily Bulletin

including Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart, will not be able to tell jurors ... Orange County Superior Court Judge Richard Toohey ruled that Gallo's attorney, Jacqueline Goodman, will not be able to tell the jury that ...

Evidence ruled out in DUI murder trial for man accused of killing Angels' Adenhart - San Jose Mercury News

SANTA ANA - The attorney for a man accused of killing Los Angeles Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart and two others in a drunken driving crash cannot introduce evidence that the driver of Adenhart's car may also ...

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Wash. bride arrested for DUI on her wedding day - Fresno Bee

Richard Reynago said Rigoberto Carranaza of Los Angeles was arrested Wednesday after officers served a search ... surrendered Tuesday with her attorney at Long Beach Superior Court. The 54-year-old woman then pleaded ...

Former Bell City Manager Rizzo pleads guilty to DUI - Daily Breeze

according to Deputy District Attorney Brock Zimmon who prosecuted Rizzo ... became the center of national attention in July when the Los Angeles Times reported Rizzo had an annual salary of $787,637. The Times ...

Faith Evans Arrested on Suspicion of DUI - AceShowbiz

Los Angeles City Attorney will get the case and make a decision about formal charges. This wasn't the first time Faith Evans landed trouble with the law. Back in 2004, the "I'll Be Missing You" hitmaker and her ...

OC man gets 15 years to life for DUI crash deaths - San Luis Obispo Tribune

Her attorney, Jules Bonjour, requested that her plea be put over until Sept. 3 while he ... testified Thursday in Los Angeles that Dr. Sandeep Kapoor told her he did not have any patient files at home. But during a ...

Lindsay Lohan's attorney to bid for actress' early release from rehab - Adelaidenow

... attorney will front a Los Angeles court this week in a bid to get the ... after serving two weeks in jail for violating probation conditions related to a 2007 DUI conviction. RadarOnline reported that Lohan's ...

Source: Lindsay Lohan 'No Different' After Jail and Rehab - FOX News

LOS ANGELES – After violating the terms of her 2007 DUI probation, Lindsay Lohan recently ... was present and saw it all happen,” Santa Monica-based criminal defense attorney Steve Cron told us. “The emotional ...

Paris Hilton Looking at Hard Time if Convicted of Cocaine Possession - FOX News

... Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney, Robin Sax told Pop Tarts ... Hilton was sentenced to 45 days in jail for violating the terms of a DUI arrest, and about a month ago she was detained and released ...

Open Question: Question regarding my legal case?

I was charged with a DUI and accident no one was hurt. I had to hire an attorney because the DA that took my case was real though on my case. He order me to do county jail time 180 plus 180 day consecutive plus a Re-hap inpatient program which I don't do drugs and that was my first DUI plus AA program for 3 months. I was sentenced and had to turn my self in that day at court. I was sent to Los Angeles county jail and 5 days later I was called for work release program, I took it because I had just gave birth with a c section 22 days before I was sentenced and arrested, I became pregnant of my newborn 2 weeks after I had the accident and DUI. Thru out my pregnancy I was going to pretrail. because of one wrong choice I went thru all of this , but anyways I have be doing my work release everyday, I enrolled to the AA program aswell. I tryed enrolling to the program but the admission said I don't qualify because one its been almost a year since I took that one drink, two they can't take me apart from my newborn, and medical condition of c section the lady who assist me said if they had any question to call her directly. I went to my restitution hearing today and the DA is upset because they let me out early. He asked the judge to detain me again!! The judge said he can't do that because the department of sheriff is a different department, and they are going to do an investigation, so they order me to go back to court tomorrow. To be honest I am very worried of what the worst. I would like to know if the DA asks the judge for me to be detained can the judge order me to be remained. I mean I have been doing everything that they asked me to do. I would'nt be able to take another if they would to do an unreasonable decision? I believe they have done so much already.. more

Resolved Question: Child Support advice?

Ok so my ex and my daughter moved out of their old house because my ex could not afford living there, well my parents decided to help her untill she had enough for a deposit to get an apartment. This was back in August of 2009, a year ago basically. My parents do not charge her a dime of rent and she doesn't even have to pay for food. Also, my daughter has a babysitter that cooks and cleans that the my ex does not pay for either, my parents do. Well, because of all my parents were doing for my ex and my daughter, we all agreed that I should not pay child support anymore because she was had everything she needed. Its a year already, with a couple months my ex gets moved with my parents, she gets a DUI, her chances of getting an apartment are ZERO. So she's been driving with a suspended license. Just recently, she decides that she wants to move out of town and she raving on how I have not been paying child support and that she's going to open a case against me and make me drive 2 hours to pick my daughter and 2 hours back to bring my daughter with me, which I know will be discounted from the child support she receives. My ex says her bestfriends parents have a room for her and all she needs to do is pay for groceries, utilities, and babysitting. She has yet to get a job out there and she only works 15 hours a week here. Most of her money goes to her tattoo artist and she skips work to go fill out applications in the new town she wants to live in. Really all this is about my ex going on a rampage because I just got an apartment with my fiance. My ex told my mom that the only way she would stay is if I get back together with her, which I think is hilarious because its been 2 years since we've separated. We never married btw... My question is how bad can she screw me over with child support? I mean I only make $1600 a month, I'm in Los Angeles County, and she wants to move to Tulare County, i dont know if that is of any relevance. Also, I pick up my daughter every Saturday afternoon and I drop her off the next afternoon. I'm just wondering what I should do to defend myself, I am clueless. I can't afford an attorney. more

Resolved Question: Should I get a lawyer for a DUI? Is it better to hire one before or after my arraignment?

I recently got booked for a DUI in Los Angeles. My breathalyzer tests registered me at .16 and .13 (roadside and at the station, respectively). I've already set up a DMV hearing for myself and put a stay of suspension on my driver's license, but I have yet to hire an attorney. I've consulted with many, but so far I've mostly gotten the same blanket reassurances from all of them, along with tips and information about the legal system that are downright contradictory with one another (e.g., some have told me the best plea bargains come at the first hearing, while others tell me the best deals come at later hearings). Is it worth it to hire an attorney? And, if I do, should I hire one before my arraignment hearing, or wait until after it, at which time I would have a copy of the police report and all the evidence compiled against me? Thanks in advance!Basically, I'm wondering if I'll get a clearer, more straightforward assessment of my case from a potential attorney if I wait until I have a police report/compiled evidence to present to him/herSo, everytime I consult a new lawyer, he/she ends up telling me, "the results depend on the facts of the case, every one is different. Hire me now, and I'll be able to tell you more after I get all the evidence/paperwork". That's why I'm asking whether I should wait until I get the paperwork myself (at my arraignment) before hiring a lawyer, so that I can get a more concrete answer as to the possibilities of my case. more

Voting Question: Pro Se representing self in court please help?

misdemeanor 14601A suspended license charge, in Los Angeles. The main difference in my case being that mine was suspended due to a brief lapse in insurance, (automatically suspended upon the lapse, due to a DUI conviction in Sept. 2008, my first offence ever). What I really want to know is, is it worth hiring an attorney for this? I've spoken to several, but the problem is, attorneys want you to hire them, so they always make it sound like you're going to jail for sure, etc. etc., unless you hire someone. But during the DUI I was told that same thing, and I didn't hire a lawyer, and I didn't go to jail. I got the exact same fees and sentence as everyone else that day, several of whom did have attorneys. I need an impartial 3rd party, and I don't know anyone personally who's had this charge. I'm told that because it stems from the DUI, it's far more serious than if it had been suspended for another reason. Is this true? And if so, is it possible for me to find out who the prosecutor will be before the court date and try to work out a reduced charge, as my lawyer would do? I know it's a lot of information, and I certainly appreciate the attention if you get a minute. more

Resolved Question: How can I get the results of my blood BAC test without an attorney in Los Angeles, California?

I was arrested on May 23 on suspicion of DUI. I refused the breathalyzer test, and they took my blood instead several hours later. Does anyone know how to get the results of the BAC test without an attorney? more

Resolved Question: DUI at the Age of 20 when i dont even drink?

I just got pulled over because one of my taillights was burnt and i hadnt noticed, after further assesment the peace officer said i smelled like alcohol which is funny because i dont even drink and furthermore when he asked me to take the breathilizer test i tested 0.02% i have no idea how that happened but now i find myself i a predicament which i cant find a way out of because i have no money to pay for an attorney and i am consdiering representing myslef in both the court and DMV hearing.oh and i am currently 20 years of age in the County Of Los Angeles. more

Voting Question: I recently received a DUI in Los Angeles and I'm wondering what's the next step?

Recently, I was pulled over and received a DUI. At the scence, I took the field sobriety test and blew a 0.087% but when I got to the station, I only blew a 0.07% (30 min. apart). I was also speeding and got clocked at 90mph in a 65mph zone. Is there any way I can get the DUI reduced to a lower offense? Do I even have a case? Should I get an attorney? This is also my first traffic violation in 11 years. more

Resolved Question: How much does a DUI attorney cost in Los Angeles?

Resolved Question: Is Driving a privilege or civl right volation is there any reason to trust the open borders lobby now?

Police roadblocks to remove unlicensed drivers challenged From wire service reports A controversial police technique to remove unlicensed drivers from the roads is being challenged on civil rights grounds, and another federal court decision is expected soon, it was reported today. Police across California are using temporary roadblocks to find unlicensed drivers, and impound their cars. But Latino rights groups say that practice is discriminatory and aimed at undocumented workers, who are unable to pay for their cars' steep impound fees. Los Angeles and Orange counties have joined several other agencies in supporting a state law that requires cars driven by unlicensed or uninsured motorists to be impounded on the spot, and towed to a storage yard. Three civil rights law firms have sued several agencies, including the City of Los Angeles, for impounding cars owned by illegal aliens, who are barred by state law from getting drivers licenses. The suit claims that Latinos are being singled out in an unconstitutional, sweeping move that violates constitutional protections against unreasonable police conduct against all persons, not just U.S. citizens. ``We've heard a lot of complaints from the Latino community,'' said Bill Flores, a San Diego County Latino organizer, in an interview with the Oceanside North County Times. He noted that the impound fees of $1,500 must be added to towing and administrative fees that can go above another $400. The groups argue that the cars should be parked safely and the motorists cited, so the cases can be heard in court. Some licensed drivers have lost their cars when they could not find their insurance documents at the roadblocks, or if they lent the car to an unlicensed driver, and could not afford to get them out of impound. But the government attorneys argue that state law is aimed at protecting the public by removing the cars driven by unlicensed, uninsured drivers from the streets immediately. http://www.dailybreeze.com/news/articles/8659077.html Driving is a privilege, NOT a civil right. If the idiots had such an arguement, all drunk drivers would be released tomorrow. Guess they Better ban the DUI checkpoints too. Of course, these laws ONLY apply to law abiding citizens. They don’t apply to anyone else. This may sound twisted, but sadly it seems to be true. Increasingly, there seem to be different sets of laws for different groups. more

Resolved Question: Is the liberal media protecting Al Gores son, if he was the son of a Republican it would be on TV everyday?

Al Gore III faces felony drug charges Former vice president has little to say today about son's arrest. City News Service MISSION VIEJO – Former Vice President Al Gore's son faced drug charges today in Orange County as his father faced the media while preparing for an international music festival to highlight global warming. Al Gore III, 24, a Los Angeles resident, was driving a blue Toyota Prius south on the San Diego (5) Freeway about 2:15 a.m. yesterday when a sheriff's deputy stopped him at the Crown Valley Parkway exit for speeding, said sheriff's spokesman Jim Amormino. The deputy smelled marijuana and searched the car, finding less than an ounce of pot, but also the prescription drugs Valium, Xanax, Vicodin, Soma and Adderall, which is used to treat attention deficit disorder. The Harvard graduate said he did not have a prescription for the drugs and admitted smoking pot shortly before being stopped, Amormino said. However, authorities did not book him on suspicion of DUI because they decided Gore was not "impaired" by the marijuana, he said. He was arrested on suspicion of drug possession -- and speeding -- and booked into jail in Santa Ana on $20,000 bail. One of his sisters, reportedly Sarah, posted his bail and he was released about 2 p.m. yesterday. Appearing on NBC's "Today" show for a previously scheduled interview, the former vice president -- who is one of the organizers of this weekend's "Live Earth," a 24-hour, seven-continent concert series to promote the battle against global warming -- was asked about the arrest. "Well, we're dealing with it as a private family matter," Gore said, "and we love him very much, and we're glad that he's safe, and that he's getting treatment, and we're going to leave it as a private matter." Possessing less than an ounce of pot is a misdemeanor, but illegal possession of prescription drugs is a felony. Gore is scheduled to appear in court Aug. 1. Prosecutors have not decided whether to file felony charges against him, said Susan Schroeder of the Orange County District Attorney's Office. Orange County offers three drug diversion programs that allow people to undergo treatment instead of going to jail, but participants must meet certain qualifications, she said. Among the qualifications for the "Drug Court" program operated by the Orange County Superior Court, a participant must have no record of violence, drug trafficking or possession of drugs for sale, said court spokeswoman Carole Levitzky. It is aimed at people with a second or third offense, and there "has to be a willingness" to go through drug treatment programs, such as attend a 12-step program, she said. "It's hard -- they get tested frequently," Levitzky said. Schroeder said the programs basically require participants to enter guilty pleas. Under a drug diversion program put in place by the Legislature, the defendant enters a guilty plea, but the plea is not entered as a judgment and it is never recorded if the person successfully completes a program. Under the Proposition 36 program passed by voters, a person pleads guilty and is sentenced to treatment instead of jail, she said. The son of the former vice president was charged with marijuana possession in Maryland in 2003 after police stopped the car he was driving for not having its headlights on. In February 2004 he entered a substance abuse program as part of a plea agreement. Gore was ticketed for reckless driving by North Carolina police in August 2000 for allegedly driving 94 mph, and in September 2002, military police arrested him on suspicion of drunk driving near a military base in Virginia. more

Resolved Question: How do I find a good Lawyer for my friend's Felony DUI charge?

Here's the deal: 1. he made an illegal U-turn in Los Angeles 2. another car hit him 3. he didn't have car insurance 4. he had a 0.14 BAL 5. no known injuries 6. this is his first offense. 7. he is charged with a Felony DUI (not misdemeanor) Does anyone know how to find a good lawyer who is not going to rip him off? Has anyone had a story similar to this? Do you know the cost of a specific attorney in Los Angeles County that you can recommend? more

Resolved Question: Ha-Ha-Ha- Does Prosecutor's wife and Paris have something in common?

Read this article: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ In the ultimate of ironies, turns out the wife of Los Angeles City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo -- the man who wanted more jail time for Paris Hilton -- was popped for driving with a suspended license. The incident occurred in 2005, according to the Los Angeles Times. Michelle Delgadillo's punishment -- a $186 fine. Delgadillo said through a spokesman the two incidents are not comparable. "Paris Hilton, when driving with a suspended license, was on probation for a DUI-reckless driving charge," the Delgadillo spokesman said. Michelle Delgadillo was not on probation when cops stopped her for an illegal turn and found out her license had been suspended -- a year earlier, she was in an accident and could not show proof of insurance. BTW, the City Attorney's office did not handle his wife's case. So is it better to be an heiress or an City Attorney's wife? You decide. __________________________________________________________________________________________wtf his wife only got a fine??? While Paris is in prison. That's what he said because that's his wife,but earlier she was catched with out insurance either.Regardless her licensed was suspended and that's for a reason,she could had killed someone. That's what he gets when he judges other people,He needs to worry about his wife first.LMAO I hope they scoop out some dirt on the judge too..ha.. more