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Filing for Limited Driving Privileges

Are you residing in California and facing the dilemma of a suspended or revoked driver's license due to a DUI or DWI conviction? If so, you may be thinking, "How am I going to get to work, school, or medical appointments?" Well, there's a pathway for you to legally drive again for those reasons—it's called a restricted license.

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Will I Lose My Teaching License After a Misconduct Allegation?

As an educator, you've dedicated your life to shaping the minds of tomorrow. You've invested countless hours preparing lessons, grading papers, and nurturing the growth of your students. But what happens when that dedication is questioned?

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Yes, a DUI Is Worth Fighting

Being faced with a DUI charge in California is no small matter. Because of this, it’s essential you don’t face it alone. From the Law Offices of Andrew C. Janecki, I work as your steadfast ally in the legal maze of criminal defense, with over twenty years of experience.

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Title IX Hearing for Professor or University Employee

Title IX is the federal law designed to protect people from sex and gender discrimination in educational institutions receiving federal funding. The U.S. Department of Education made significant revisions to the law in May 2020. Moreover, the State of California enacted even stricter Title IX-related rules in 2020 that went into effect on January 1, 2022.

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Common Misconceptions About DUIs

In California, it is an offense to drive a motor vehicle while under the influence of controlled substances or alcohol. If convicted, you could face devastating punishments, including lengthy jail time, hefty fines, loss of driving privileges, a criminal record, and other life-changing ramifications. However, there are numerous false assumptions surrounding DUI cases in California. Therefore, getting proper guidance and representation is essential to protect you from the worst-case scenario.

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Five Things You Should NOT Do When Charged With a Sex Crime

It is important to understand the rules surrounding consent when engaging in sexual intercourse. If your partner believes that you have engaged in a sexual act with them without their consent, you could be accused of a sex crime.

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Your Rights When You Are Pulled Over for a DUI

If you’ve ever been arrested for a DUI, you know how helpless you can feel. As an officer secures handcuffs around your wrists, you feel your rights—something you may have taken for granted—slipping away.

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Understanding Evidence at a Student Conduct Hearing

Educational institutions across California, including universities and colleges, usually establish a code of conduct that all students must adhere to. Essentially, a student may be subject to different sanctions for violating the institution’s code of conduct.

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Driving High. What Happens If I Get a Marijuana DUI?

When most people think of driving under the influence (DUI), they imagine someone who’s been driving drunk. However, you can also be arrested for a DUI for other drugs too, most notably driving high under the influence of marijuana. Although the penalties surrounding DUIs are more or less the same regardless of the substance, there are some key distinctions to understand in how the state sets and imposes legal limits and what this means if you receive a marijuana DUI.

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Restraining Orders on College Campuses

It’s very common for college students to find themselves in complicated situations when it comes to their romantic and sexual partners. The consequences of a restraining order can be somewhat unclear at first, which is why it’s always a good idea to reach out to an attorney as soon as you can to ensure your rights are protected.

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