| California DUI Laws are so strict that
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| | second offenses occurring within seven
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| the state leads the nation in DUI
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| | years of the first are dealt with more
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| arrests. These laws are meant to reduce
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| | harsh law. It could be minimum ten days
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| the number of drunk driving cases.
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| | of jail and fines up to $10,000. And
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| Victims and survivors of drunk driving
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| | suspension of driving license for not
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| crashes have supported the DUI Law. It is
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| | less than three years. DUI Laws have
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| important to have strict DUI Laws so that
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| | severe criminal penalties based on the
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| drunk drivers are not allowed to put the
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| | severity of the outcome of DUI related
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| lives of others at risk. Drunk driving is
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| | crash. One must also consider the
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| the most frequently committed violent
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| | emotional aspect that can affect the
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| crime in California. It is necessary to
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| | passing of DUI laws.California DUI laws
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| punish an offender under different DUI
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| | have changed over the years in order to
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| laws that try a person accordingly,
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| | curb the increasing number of deaths and
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| including varying penalties if causing
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| | injuries occurring due to DUI related
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| death, injury, or personal or property
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| | accidents. DUI laws have been argued to
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| damage.California DUI laws include
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| | be unconstitutional in that by
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| specifics such as blood alcohol content
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| | automatically finding drivers guilty, a
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| level test, license suspension or
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| | person loses his/her right to have a
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| revocation, checking of ignition
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| | trial by jury. But at the same time it
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| interlocks device in the vehicle, field
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| | has been argued to be 'legal per se'.
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| sobriety test to assess physical and
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| | Unfortunately, DUI accidents take an
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| mental alertness, etc. First time
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| | innocent life every thirty minutes, so it
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| offenders charged under DUI law could be
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| | is argued that DUI laws should allow for
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| sentenced to jail with minimum fine. But
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| | impartial jury trials.
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