DUI Resources in California
Our DUI Resources section provides information on Vehicle Code Sections, Breathalyzers, and blood testing, DUI License Suspension, License Suspension Hearings and more.
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Vehicle Code Sections Applicable to DUI Charges
- Sections 23152-23229.1: This body of statutes provides a definition of misdemeanor and felony drunk driving, along with a few attendant sections.
- Section 23136: The so-called “zero tolerance” law applying to drivers under 21 with 0.01% blood-alcohol.
- Section 23140: Drivers under 21 with blood-alcohol of 0.05% or greater.
- Section 23520-23521: DUI “sentencing” in juvenile court.
- Section 23502: Further provisions for those convicted of Section 23140 (drivers under 21).
- Section 23536 etc.: Sentencing provisions for misdemeanor DUI.
- Section 23554 etc.: Sentencing provisions for felony DUI.
- Section 23572: Additional penalties (“enhancements”) in misdemeanor drunk driving cases.
- Section 23575 etc.: Provisions requiring installation of “ignition interlock devices” (IIDs).
- Sections 23247-23249: Further describes requirements for installing court-ordered ignition interlock devices.
- Sections 23592-23596: More sentencing provisions.
Breathalyzers and Blood Testing
- How Breathalyzers Work: With excellent simplicity, this describes how these machines generally work. This is a very non-scientific description but gives you the basic idea.
- Alcohol Intoxication Testing: Basic overview of blood alcohol testing.
- Introduction to Forensic Toxicology: Evaluation and analysis of toxins in one’s blood.
- Breath Testing Machines: Overview of breath testing.
- Intoxilyzer 5000: The (old) standard breathalyzer used by many of the police agencies when investigating DUI.
DUI License Suspension
- DUI License Suspension Statutes: California Vehicle Code sections defining suspensions in DUI cases.
- The DMV: The California Department of Motor Vehicles.
- DMV FAQs: The Department of Motor Vehicles' answers to frequently asked questions about DUI license suspensions.
- Drivers Under 21: California’s Zero Tolerance license suspension statutes applying to under-21 drivers arrested for DUI.
- The License Suspension Hearing: Questions and answers from the DMV about the administrative hearing to contest the automatic DUI suspension. (Reminder: You must request a hearing within 10 days of arrest or you waive any right to a hearing.)
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With over 14 years of litigation experience and more than 3,500 DUI cases handled, attorney R. Ryan Wilber provides elite, aggressive DUI defense grounded in proven results across both Superior Court trials and CA DMV hearings. As Vice President of the California DUI Lawyers Association (CDLA) and a NHTSA-certified Field Sobriety Test Instructor, Mr. Wilber not only stays ahead of shifting laws through 50-plus hours of annual DUI defense education, but also regularly lectures other attorneys on DUI defense strategies and DMV hearing tactics. From winning complex appeals after motions to suppress to filing advanced writs against the DMV, his track record reflects an unwavering commitment to protecting his clients' rights and records.
His defense strategy integrates rigorous scientific analysis with top-tier professional support, utilizing former CA DOJ toxicologists, criminalists, and retired law enforcement officers to challenge government breath and blood evidence. Because of this deep technical knowledge and relentless approach, attorney R. Ryan Wilber is the trusted choice for individuals facing high-stakes collateral consequences—including doctors, airline pilots, judges, police officers, military personnel, and licensed professionals whose careers, security clearances, and freedom are on the line.
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