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For a DUI Criminal Defense Attorney to fight your DUI case, you
may need to have accurate responses to the following questions. Each DUI arrest
is unique and it would help your lawyer better evaluate your case if you
provide clear description of the events surrounding your arrest both before and
after the stop.
1. Have you
ever been arrested for drunk driving in Los Angeles before?
2. Have you
ever been convicted of drunk driving before?
3. In what City
in California were you arrested for Drunk Driving?
4. What was the
date of your arrest for DUI?
5. What
alcoholic beverage did you drink prior to the stop?
6. Did you
admit to the officer that you had something to drink?
7. Did you
admit to the officer that you used any drugs?
8. Did you have
a valid driver’s license at the time of the arrest?
9. Did you have
valid insurance at the time of the arrest?
10. Did a police
officer or a witness see you driving?
11. Did you admit
you were driving?
12. Were you
involved in a traffic collision?
13. Was any
passenger injured in the traffic collision?
14. Was there
anything mechanically wrong with your vehicle?
15. Why did the
officer stop you or pulled you over?
16. Did you
immediately stop after the police activated his siren?
17. Did you have
difficulty pulling over and parking the car?
18. Did you have
difficulty producing your driver's license or registration?
19. Did the
officer give you any field tests?
20. What tests do
you remember doing?
21. Have you ever
had injuries involving your ankles, knees, or back?
22. Do you have
any mouth, teeth, or gum disease?
23. Do you
believe you passed the field sobriety tests?
24. Did the
officer give you a breath test out in the field?
25. Did the
officer tell you could refuse to take this test?
26. Did the
officer give you a choice of taking a blood or breath test?
27. What was the
result of your tests?
28. Did you
refuse to take a breath or blood test and why?
29. Were you
advised your license would be suspended if you refused?
30. How did the
officer obtain your breath sample?
31. How many
breath samples did you give?
32. Did you eat,
drink, urinate or vomit prior to the test?
33. After taking
the breath test, did the officer offer blood test?
34. If you gave
blood, was your arm cleansed with a non-alcohol swab?
35. Did you take
the blood test voluntarily or was it coerced
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