It can be a very trying process to locate and retain a San Diego DUI lawyer. Many attorneys are either inept, lack experience, and/or dishonest. By asking the following specific questions you can simplify the process:
There appear to be only three law firms in California which both specialize in drunk driving defense exclusively and are "A-V" rated ("very good to preeminent") by the Martindale-Hubbell International Directory of Attorneys. Two of these firms are headed by former Deans of the National College for DUI Defense and, under the auspices of the American Bar Association, are both Board-certified by that prestigious organization. One of these maintains offices in Carlsbad:
Law Offices of Taylor & Taylor: San Diego DUI Attorneys
This 4-attorney firm has offices in North San Diego County (Carlsbad) and specializes in representing clients charged with drunk driving. A former prosecutor, Fulbright professor of law and dean of the National College for DUI Defense, Lawrence Taylor is the author of the leading DUI defense books Drunk Driving Defense, 7th edition and California Drunk Driving Defense, 4th edition. The firm is listed in the Bar Register of Prominent Lawyers, and is apparently unique in having its own technical support staff of law enforcement, DMV and blood/breath alcohol experts.
Further information helpful to locating lawyers in San Diego County and across the country who specialize in DUI defense:
San Diego DUI Lawyers
Legal information about DUI laws and lawyers in San Diego County.
National DUI Defense College
Professional association of drunk driving lawyers across the country.
California DUI Law Guide
Statewide legal resources for Californians facing criminal charges, including recommended lawyers.
San Diego DUI is a legal resource for the accused to counter the influence of extremist groups advocating unfair laws, destruction of constitutional rights and a new era of prohibition. The National Motorists Association's website discusses such drunk driving issues as unconstitutional roadblocks, misuse of blood alcohol tests, harsh criminal punishment, and "automatic" driver's license suspensions.