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VC 23578: Aggravating Factors for High BAC

VC 23578: Aggravating Factors for High BAC

VC 23578 allows the court to impose additional penalties for DUIs if your Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) was 0.15% or higher. This law treats this as an aggravating factor, meaning it increases the severity of your punishment.

Penalties in Monterey County

Enhanced penalties may include:

Extended DUI School: Enrollment in longer alcohol education programs.

Increased Jail Time: Additional days in jail beyond standard sentencing.

Longer License Suspension: Extended periods without driving privileges.

Higher Fines: Increased financial penalties.

Monterey County Specifics

Monterey County courts are strict about high BAC cases, often requiring offenders to attend local treatment programs in addition to standard penalties.

Message From Attorney Chris Cain

Facing a high BAC enhancement under VC 23578 can make your DUI case much tougher, but I’m here to help. I have extensive experience defending clients with aggravating factors and know how to challenge BAC evidence effectively. Let’s work together to fight for the best outcome. Call my office today for a consultation.

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