In California, the DMV may suspend your driving privileges
when you are arrested for driving under the influence. If it is determined that
you were driving with a BAC (blood alcohol level) of .08 or higher and you do
not have any prior convictions or prior DMV Administrative Actions for DUI
related conduct then your license suspension is usually Four Months. After 30 days you may be eligible for a Restricted License. *Please note that your criminal court case can expose you to a Six Month Suspension if you are found guilty for violation of CA Vehicle Code 23152(a) or 23152(b). In that case, get the restricted license.
VC 14601.1(a) Driving on a Suspended License . The majority of people convicted of a DUI offense in California will have to suffer a California Driver’s License Suspension. After said suspension, a person may very well still drive and ignore the license suspension law. If caught, a ticket will be issued for violation of California Vehicle Code 14601.1(a). This is essentially a traffic ticket that can be charged as a misdemeanor or an infraction. If it is charged as an infraction, the court hearing will be held in Traffic Court. However, if the case is charged as a misdemeanor the case will be prosecuted by the District Attorney in Criminal Court. To add, this violation usually will add 2 points to your DMV record.
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