The Law Office of Richard Wagner, has enjoyed years of success defending California clients in criminal cases and we are ready to help you.
Understanding the DUI Criminal Process in Orange County, California
Understand the DUI criminal process in California, from arrest through pretrial hearings, so you know your rights, legal options, and how to protect your case in Orange County.
Working with an experienced DUI lawyer in Orange County early can significantly impact the outcome of your case. From challenging evidence to navigating pretrial hearings and court procedures, the right defense strategy begins immediately after an arrest.
The DMV Changed the Requirements For Requesting Your DMV Hearing
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Title 13, California Code of Regulations Section 115 describes the new rules for California DMV Hearings for DUI Arrests in Orange County.
The hearings are conducted remotely through a Driver Safety Office. Not a DMV Field Office.
If you don’t request a hearing within ten days you could be out of luck. But don’t worry.
The Law Office of Richard Wagner has convinced the DMV to give clients DMV hearings who have missed the 10-day deadline in some cases.
If the DMV can’t do the DMV hearing and make a decision before your temporary license runs out, you are entitled to a stay, or a pause, on the suspension.
You also get an extension on your temporary driver’s license.
DMV DUI License Suspension Hearings are also known as Admin Per Se or APS Hearings. They are called “administrative per se” because the DMV does not criminally penalize you.
The DMV suspends or revokes your driving privilege as an administrative matter if there is enough evidence that you were driving with a certain blood-alcohol concentration1 or if you refused to take a blood or breath test.2
These hearings are complicated. If you win your DMV hearing, it is called a Set Aside.
The Law Office Of Richard Wagner
Mr. Wagner has the experience and is are ready to help
Some highlights of Richard Wagner’s non-DUI criminal defense victories include:
ᐅ A complete dismissal of felony charges for his client facing significant state prison time and lifetime drug registration accused by the San Bernardino District Attorney of second-degree commercial burglary, transportation of marijuana for sale, and possession of marijuana for sale in the San Bernardino Superior Court.
ᐅ Richard Wagner persuaded the LA District Attorney to dismiss serious felony sex charges in Bellflower, avoiding long-term prison and lifetime sex registration for his client.
ᐅ DA reject – case not filed in Orange County, Harbor Justice Center, Newport Beach for client investigated for unlawful sexual intercourse.
ᐅ No jail/prison time for client prosecuted by Los Angeles District Attorney Office for multiple counts of felony possession of obscene matter depicting minors engaging in or simulating sexual conduct Penal Code 311.11 and possession of an assault weapon.
ᐅ Felony reduced to Misdemeanor for client charged by Orange County District for felony vandalism Penal Code Section 594. No probation.
If you are under investigation, accused of, arrested for, or charged with any crime in Orange County free confidential consultation with well-respected defense attorney Richard Wagner ASAP. Contact The Law Office of Richard Wagner, A Professional Corporation, or Call 714-721-4423 to get straightforward and honest advice.
Protecting Your Constitutional Rights
Protecting Your Constitutional Rights
Richard Wagner Will Fight For You
Priority #1: Zealous Advocacy – Protection Of Your Constitutional Rights
The Law Office of Richard Wagner, A Professional Corporation, has enjoyed years of success defending clients in criminal cases, including: Battery on Police Officer, Battery Against A Spouse/ Cohabitant, Bench Warrants, Burglary, Disturbing the Peace, Disorderly Conduct, Domestic Violence, Driving on a Suspended License, Drug Charges, DUI, Expungements, Forgery, Grand Theft, Hit and Run, Indecent Misdemeanors, Vehicular Manslaughter While Intoxicated Without Gross Negligence, Violation of Protective Order.
Including your Constitutional Right: