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Yes, You Can Be Arrested For Bicycle DUI

Most people are not aware that you can be arrested for riding a bike while over the legal alcohol limit for driving. In fact: California Vehicle Code Section 21200.5 VC punishes a defendant for riding a bicycle under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Below our DUI attorneys explain how this law is enforced. What is Cycling…

4 Reasons A Prosecutor Might Drop Charges For A Minor In Possession of Alcohol
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4 Reasons A Prosecutor Might Drop Charges For A Minor In Possession of Alcohol

In this post I will explain 4 reasons that a prosecutor may decide to drop bp 25662 minor in possession charges. With only a few exceptions, minors in California are not permitted to possess alcohol in a public place. The offense of possessing alcohol while under the age of 21 is found under Business and Professions…

7 Things You Should Know About Selling Alcohol To A Minor

Furnishing or supplying alcohol to a minor, or anyone under the age of 21, is a misdemeanor offense in California under California Business & Professions Code 25658(a) BP1. How Does the Prosecutor Prove The Charge? This offense encompasses more than just unlawfully selling alcohol to underage individuals. The elements of the crime include: Selling, providing or giving away;…

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7 Steps To Understanding California Drunk In Public Laws

In this post, I will provide 7 steps to understanding California’s public intoxication or drunk in public laws. This law is prosecuted under penal code 647(f) pc. Let’s get started… What is Drunk in Public? California Penal Code Section 647(f) — California’s law on being Drunk in Public does not just punish being drunk in…