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I have handled countless DUI matters in the course of my career. I have represented those who have fallen victim to faulty breath testing equipment, clients with rising blood alcohol defenses, and individuals whose Fourth Amendment rights have been violated. DUI’s are tough. Although many individuals make a decision to plea to either 23152(a) or (b) of the California Vehicle Code, I have had clients whose offers have been reduced to wet and dry reckless charges – even exhibition of speed, etc. While I cannot guarantee an outcome, you deserve a fair appraisal of the charges against you (If necessary, we may utilize the services of a forensic toxicologist). Please enter your contact information onto this page and someone will reach you as soon as possible.
About DUI Cases
A drug case can mean many things, e.g., mere possession, possession for sales, sales, transportation, being under the influence of a controlled substance, possession of paraphernalia, cultivation, etc. The outcomes are equally varied, i.e., a slap on the wrist, county jail time, state prison, drug rehabilitation programs such as Proposition 36 and Deferred Entry of Judgment, etc. As a result of the shifting of state prisoners to county jail facilities (“Realignment”), many non-violent drug offenders who commit felony drug crimes can look forward to – instead of a state prison commitment – a “county jail felony,” and serve out only 50% of their sentence. Whatever the obstacle, you and I will make a decision that makes sense for you.
About Drug Crimes
I have handled over twenty five hundred cases, and I will continue to be your tireless advocate. I have stood with individuals charged with the most violent felonies to the most minor misdemeanors. The California Legislature has turned what might otherwise be state prison felonies to county jail felonies, provided they are not serious or violent, the client does not have a strike prior, and if Penal Code Section 290 is not applicable. That means a state prison sentence for most clients will be served in county jail, and clients will only serve 50% of their term. Regardless of the criminal case against you, we will face it together. Enter your contact information onto this page and you will receive a phone call on the same business day.
About Misdemeanors & FeloniesSostrin Law Offices
11900 West OIympic Blvd.,
Suite 620,
Los Angeles, CA 90064
Phone: (310) 442-9546
Fax: (310) 442-2612
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