If I get pulled over for a DUI, what If I Initially Refused, But Later Agreed to Take the Test?

 

Suppose you initially refuse to take the blood or breath test. But a few minutes later you change your mind and tell the officer “OK, I agree to take it.” Unfortunately, under California DUI law, it still counts as a refusal. As the law puts it, “One offer plus one rejection equals one refusal.”

 

 

Few experiences in life are as traumatic as being arrested and charged with a  crime. If you’re in this overwhelming situation, you know that the arrest is only the beginning; now you must face the daunting complexity of the legal system.

 

Take a deep breath; the experienced Criminal Law attorneys at Netzah & Shem-Tov are here to help. We take the time to understand your situation, thoroughly investigate your case, and clearly explain your options.

When you have a Netzah & Shem-Tov attorney fighting for you, you also know you have aggressive and steadfast representation in your corner. Our attorneys take each case personally. Unlike many criminal law attorneys, we don’t stop at the first deal we’re offered just so we can get the case off our desk and move on to the next client. We fight until we get the best deal possible–and then we push to see if we can do even better.

 

No attorney can promise you a specific result, but at Netzah & Shem-Tov we can promise that we’ll fight for you until all options have been exhausted. Contact us  to learn more about representation with Netzah & Shem-Tov. We handle most types of Criminal Law, including but not limited to: DUI, DWI, Battery, Assault, and Identity Theft.

 

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