The following is a guest post by Preston H. Long. It is an excerpt from his new book entitled âChiropractic AbuseâA Chiropractorâs Lamentâ. Preston H. Long is a licensed chiropractor from Arizona. His professional career has spanned nearly 30 years.
The 3 Instances Where DUI in California Can be a Felony: Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs in California is typically a misdemeanor offense. As long as there were no aggravating factors, you will likely be charged with misdemeanor simple DUI when facing your first, second, or third time DUI case. There are situations, however, when an otherwise simple.
While the answer to whether or not your DUI is a misdemeanor or a felony will depend on many factors, including your state's specific laws, there are certain aspects about a case that might suggest the driver will face a felony DUI charge such as:elony DUI charges and penalties can be extreme and can result in jail time. Some states institute a felony classification for multiple DUI offenses. In the state of New York, for example, a second DUI conviction within 10 years is classified as a Class E felony.