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Recently, a woman filed a lawsuit against IMDb for publishing her real age, saying that it made her less eligible for the plum roles available to the under-40 female set. But apparently, all she had to do was write an open letter to IMDb, get it published at The Hollywood Reporter , and she would see things change with great speed. more › Here is the original post: 69-Year-Old Actor Pens Open Letter to IMDb Asking Them to Correct his Age
www.shouselaw.com 888.327.4652 A California DUI defense lawyer explains what cops are looking for at sobriety checkpoints. California DUI checkpoints (also commonly referred to as sobriety checkpoints, drunk driving sobriety checkpoints and DUI roadblocks) are becoming more popular as the state cracks down on DUI offenders. Even though California law allows police to operate sobriety checkpoints, they must still follow certain rules and guidelines. If they don’t, people can be wrongfully arrested for Vehicle Code 23152a VC driving under the influence. This is one of the reasons why it is critical to consult with an experienced California DUI defense attorney if you are arrested for a DUI at a sobriety checkpoint. If the cops didn’t follow the correct procedures, it may be possible to get your case dismissed on that basis alone! While the politically correct “stated” purpose of a DUI checkpoint is to deter drunk drivers1, we know better…it’s to arrest drunk drivers. When you approach a sobriety checkpoint, an officer is only supposed to ask you a couple of questions in order to determine quickly whether you display signs of intoxication. The officer will also likely shine a light into your car to see if you have any open containers of alcohol. If the officer believes that you may be impaired, he/she will direct you to an area to perform California DUI field sobriety tests (FSTs). At that point, a typical DUI investigation will ensue. If, after questioning you, the …
