Statistics for DUI enforcement efforts during the holiday period have been released by Solano and Alameda counties.

Arrests for driving on a suspended license often follow driving under the influence convictions like day follows night.

It looks like Bay Area drivers may not have to endure as many driving under the influence checkpoints as they did over the Christmas weekend.

While all Bay Area counties are conducting heightened DUI enforcements through the holiday season, four cities have publicized driving under the influence checkpoints they will conduct this weekend.

Yesterday I wrote in my blog some basic information about your Miranda rights.

Many people charged with driving under the influence assume that failure by police offers to advise them of their Miranda rights should automatically win them a dismissal of their charges.

Yesterday I reported in my blog that there will be two driving under the influence vehicle checkpoints in Contra Costa County.

According to an article in the December 15, 2011 Contra Costa Times, police officers throughout the county are planning various increases in DUI enforcement.

Most people arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs will face the reality of having their licenses suspended within 30 days.

According to a press release from the Santa Rosa Police Department dated December 6th, 2011, there will be a driving under the influence (DUI) sobriety checkpoint conducted this Saturday, December 10th.