Rancho Cucamonga, CA asked in DUI / DWI for California

Q: I live in san Bernardino county and I got a 4th DUI in orange county; how may I get my case heard in DUI court?

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Dale S. Gribow
Dale S. Gribow
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  • DUI & DWI Lawyer
  • Palm Desert, CA
  • Licensed in California

A: more info is needed.

a case is heard in the jurisdiction in which the act took place....in your case OC.

i don't practice in SB ...but in Indio, the DUI's are in the same courtroom as other criminal offenses.

Jennifer Diem-Trang Le
Jennifer Diem-Trang Le
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  • DUI & DWI Lawyer
  • Huntington Beach, CA
  • Licensed in California

A: Are you referring to the DUI Court Program? If so, there is a comprehensive evaluation process to determine if you're eligible. If you're found eligible, the team determines if you're suitable for the program. Many different factors are considered during this process and it is crucial that you are represented by an attorney who is familiar and knowledgeable as to how to convey that you meet the criteria. It is a very helpful program and with correct guidance, can be completed successfully. Orange County handles cases differently than other counties and it's important to seek representation to move forward accordingly.

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