Our Orange County DUI Lawyers have learned that the Huntington Beach Police Department will be conducting a DUI/Drivers License checkpoint on Saturday night, May 5, 2012 at 9:00 PM.
In Ingersoll v. Palmer…the landmark DUI checkpoint case…the California Supreme Court ruled that sobriety checkpoints must adhere to specific requirements in order to be constitutionally recognized.
If they do not, your California DUI defense attorney may be able to have your DUI charges reduced or even dismissed. These requirements relate to:
who makes decisions with respect to the operation of California sobriety checkpoints,when and how DUI roadblocks are operated, andhow intrusive the procedures are to those stopped at a DUI checkpoint.
If the road looks like this, pull over.
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