Felony DUI

If you have been arrested for a DUI with injury, then you may be charged with a felony offense.

All felony offenses are first brought before the court for arraignment, pre-preliminary examination motions and preliminary hearing. All felony charges have two levels of proceedings in California. They start in Superior Court where the judge sits as a magistrate to determine whether or not probable cause exists for you to be tried. If the judge finds that there does exist probable cause, then you are "held to answer" and arraigned again for trial.

The details of the arrest are important for many different legal reasons. We will be looking to legal defenses that either substantially or procedurally block the prosecution, which may flow from the arrest process itself.

This is what you can expect when facing a California DUI. Please don't take chances with your life. Please click below to select the California county where you need the best possible DUI Defense.