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If you are charged with a DUI in the inland empire, it is important you consult with a Riverside DUI or San Bernardino DUI attorney immediately.  A Riverside DUI and San Bernardino DUI Attorney is more familiar with the Courts and Judges in Riverside and San Bernardino County that are assigned DUIs than in other counties.  Our DUI experience is derived from our DUI cases in Riverside and San Bernardino County, gaining insight and knowledge on the best ways to avoid jail time, and when to take a deal or go to trial.

With experience in over 100 trials in Riverside and San Bernardino County, we have the skill to cross-examine your arresting officer and the prosecution’s toxicology expert.  Through effective cross-examination of their expert by a DUI attorney, you won’t need to spend money on your own expert in a DUI trial.  Since we believe in your constitutional right to trial, and enjoy conducting trials, we provide low cost trial fees, so you won’t be deterred from invoking your rights.  We do this because we care about you and your case.

An experienced DUI / Drunk Driving defense attorney can identify police mistakes, unreliable breath, blood, and urine tests, and other legal issues that often make the difference between successful and unsuccessful results in DUI / Drunk Driving cases. The Law Offices of Dennis Moore is a DUI attorney for Riverside and San Bernardino County, the inland empire, defending his clients and mostly keeping them out of jail and reduced charges.

A DUI / Drunk Driving conviction can result in loss of reputation, costly fines, required attendance at alcohol-education classes, suspension or revocation of your driver’s license, increase in or cancellation of your auto insurance, placing an ignition interlock device in your car, and, in some cases, jail or prison.

Here, at the Law Offices of Dennis Moore, knowing the law and making sure our clients know their rights is important to providing aggressive representation to achieve the results you need. Accordingly, you need to know that the law only requires you to submit to a chemical testing of either your blood, breath, or urine at the station when arrested for suspicion of a DUI. That’s it. Everything else is voluntary, such as: 1) Performing field sobriety tests, 2) blowing into the Preliminary Alcohol Screening test (PAS test), or 3) Speaking with the investigating officer.

Remember, less is more. Less voluntary tasks performed by you at the direction of an officer, means less evidence against you at trial. Also, officers make mistakes which can lead to your case being dismissed. For instance, an officer may make errors during the traffic stop, investigation, and arrest, mishandle evidence, improperly perform breathalyzer tests, or mishandle blood tests. In addition, all evidence collected after an arrest without probable cause may be inadmissible and a cause for dismissal. You need a knowledgeable and experienced DUI attorney from Riverside and San Bernadino County on your side fighting for you!