D.U.I
Driving under the
influence of alcohol
or drugs
In California, driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs is usually a misdemeanor. However, in some instances a D.U.I. May be charged as a felony. Whether a misdemeanor or felony, a D.U.I. Can be devastating both personally and professionally. If you are charged with a D.U.I., you should consider hiring an experienced criminal attorney to help you navigate the complex criminal justice system.
At The Sinfield Law Firm, APC we are committed to helping our clients through this stressful legal process. Our top priority is providing you with the best legal representation available.
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Types of D.U.I.’s:
Misdemeanor D.U.I.
First Offense
D.U.I.
(No injury or minor injury)
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Second Offense
D.U.I.
(No injury or minor injury)
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Third Offense D.U.I.
(No injury or minor injury)
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Felony D.U.I.
Fourth Offense D.U.I.
Within 10 years of first offense
D.U.I.
With Injury
(Discretion of prosecutor)
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D.U.I. Causing Death or Serious Injury
(No injury or minor injury)
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Note: A plea to a “wet reckless” counts as a prior D.U.I.
