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Can You Escape DUI Charge By Arguing That You Didn’t Know Marijuana Would Be So Potent?

If you caused a DUI accident while impaired by marijuana, and another person was injured or died in the crash, you can escape criminal charges by arguing that you had no knowledge or warning that the weed you had purchased would be so potent? Marijuana legalization in California, but judges and lawyers alike still has to make difficult decisions in unprecedented cases involving marijuana use. Los Angeles DUI defense attorney at Okabe & Haushalter to review a recent case, in which jurors remain, deadlocked on a murder charge in trial of an intoxicated driver.

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Can You Escape DUI Charge By Arguing That You Didn’t Know Marijuana Would Be So Potent?

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  1. Can You Escape DUI Charge By Arguing That You Didn’t Know Marijuana Would Be So Potent?

  2. DUI Defense Lawyer Los Angeles Arrested For Drunk Driving? If you or a loved one has been arrested for DUI (driving under the influence) a Los Angeles criminal defense attorney at Okabe & Haushalter can help. They have saved many of clients’ confiscated licenses. They can do the same for you! One of the main areas of criminal practice is representing those accused, often falsely, of driving under the influence in the Los Angeles area – including cases of underage DUI. As they have considerable experience with the local justice system and have handled hundreds of drunk driving cases, they are often successful in getting cases dismissed based upon illegal stops and arrests.

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  4. Arrested For Drunk Driving? If you or a loved one has been arrested for DUI (driving under the influence) a Los Angeles criminal defense attorney at Okabe & Haushalter can help. They have saved many of clients’ confiscated licenses. They can do the same for you! One of the main areas of criminal practice is representing those accused, often falsely, of driving under the influence in the Los Angeles area – including cases of underage DUI.

  5. Can You Escape DUI Charge? If you caused a DUI accident while impaired by marijuana, and another person was injured or died in the crash, can you escape criminal charges by arguing that you had no knowledge or warning that the weed you had purchased would be so potent? Marijuana legalization in California, but judges and lawyers alike still have to make difficult decisions in unprecedented cases involving marijuana use. Los Angeles DUI defense attorney at Okabe & Haushalter to review a recent case, in which jurors remain deadlocked on a murder charge in trial of an intoxicated driver.

  6. What If You Had No Knowledge Of Marijuana’s Strength? As reported by NBC Los Angeles, a woman was convicted of gross vehicular manslaughter following a deadly crash. Prior to the DUI accident, the woman had smoked marijuana, but her defense lawyer has argued that his client had no knowledge that the strain of marijuana would be so potent or that she would suffer such an unusual reaction that caused the crash. The criminal defense attorney argued that Hyun Jeong Choi had unknowingly smoked a very potent strain of weed prior to the DUI crash.

  7. How Did The Deadly DUI Crash Occur? The DUI accident took place on Pomerado Road between Caminito Alto and Sycamore Test Roadin March 2016. Choi, the San Diego woman who smoked marijuana, crashed into an oncoming vintage Porsche, killing its passenger and injuring the driver. The woman was convicted of gross vehicular manslaughter for causing the crash while operating a car under the influence of marijuana. Choi had faced a charge of second-degree murder but jurors dismissed the charge because they remained deadlocked 10 to 2 for guilty on the primary charge. The reason the two jurors disagreed with the rest was because they did not think that the facts of the 2016 DUI crash could meet the legal definition of “implied malice,” which is required for the murder charge.

  8. Contact Details Okabe & Haushalter Schedule a free consultation By Contacting: Phone:310-953-3799 Address: 1230 Rosecrans Avenue, Suite 300, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 Website: https://www.southbaylawyer.com/Contact_Us.aspx

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