Kevin Spade2021-06-19T00:14:57+00:00If you injure other people while driving under the influence of alcohol, you will be charged with DUI causing injuries in line with the Californian Vehicle Code requirements.
If it is established that you were operating your vehicle under the influence of drugs or alcohol, thus being unable to react to various road situations properly, breaking the law and acting in a way that consequently led to a person or a group of people to be injured, you will be charged with DUI causing injuries. If it is proven that you were driving with a BAC above the legal 0.8% limit, you will be charged with Operating Your Vehicle With BAC Above the 0.8% Threshold as well as causing injuries to people around you. On the other hand, though, the prosecution is not required to prove that you were simply driving under the influence of alcohol – instead, they are...
