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Does Medical Marijuana Make It Legal to Drive After Using Cannabis? No. California law prohibits driving while under the influence of any drug, including marijuana. That rule applies whether the cannabis was used recreationally or for a medical purpose. A physician’s recommendation for medical cannabis therefore does not provide an automatic defense to a marijuana …
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Many of us have been there, we are driving along when all of the sudden we spot a law enforcement officer in our rear view mirror. We look at our speedometer, check our mirrors, try to remember if our lights are all working as they should, and then get that touch of anxiety as to …
Being convicted of a crime can be an extremely stressful ordeal with both personal and professional consequences. In addition to those consequences, however, there are many costs involved in a conviction that can add up to significant amounts of money. While the old saying goes “If you can’t do the time, don’t do the crime” …
If you are arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol you may be required to submit to a blood or breath test in order to determine your blood alcohol concentration (BAC). DUI testing is often criticized as being inaccurate, particularly when it comes to breath tests. In fact, breathalyzer tests …
Assembly Bill 2121, a new legislative proposal in California, would force bartenders to take a class educating them on detecting the signs of inebriation among patrons who have had too much to drink. Assembly Bill 2121 is known as the Responsible Interventions for Beverage Servers Training Act and has been proposed in an effort to …
Legal terms can be confusing, we understand. There are a number of common DUI and DWI legal terms that can be very helpful to those who have been charged with driving under the influence. Some of the terms refer to the legal process that follows a DUI arrest, while others refer to the arrest itself. …
New laws relating to gun ownership have taken effect in 2016 including Senate Bill 707 and Assembly Bill 1014 which was signed into law by Governor Brown. These new gun laws are an effort to further tighten California firearms restrictions even as California’s are among the strictest in the nation. Senate Bill 707 amended parts …
If you have been convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) installing an Ignition Interlock Device, also referred to as an IID, may help return your driving privileges. If you are unfamiliar with how an IID works the device requires you to blow into it to determine if any alcohol can be detected on your …
Being placed on probation does not mean that every defendant receives the same set of rules. California courts can impose conditions designed to promote rehabilitation, protect the public, compensate victims, and address circumstances related to the offense. Some conditions are relatively standard. Others are imposed because of the particular crime, the defendant’s history, or a …
Being convicted of a crime does not mean that your case has to end. It may be possible to appeal your conviction and if successful, you could avoid the sentence that was imposed as well as other consequences that go along with it. Appealing a conviction should be left in the hands of an experienced …
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The Law Office of Gregory W. Fox
191 West Shaw Avenue, Suite 209
Fresno, California 93704
Phone: (559) 222-5800
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