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Clients across Sonoma County trust Meehan Law Firm for our local court experience, proven results, and client-first approach.
We understand Sonoma County courts, judges, and procedures.
We understand Sonoma County courts, judges, and procedures.
We understand Sonoma County courts, judges, and procedures.
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First-time DUI, felony DUI, license suspension
Misdemeanors, felonies, warrants
Defense for false or complex allegations
Possession, distribution, trafficking
Reckless driving, hit & run
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Yes. Sonoma County Superior Court operates a DUI Court as part of its collaborative court programs. The court describes the program as a treatment-based alternative sentencing program for repeat DUI offenders.
Sonoma County's DUI Court is intended for individuals facing multiple DUI or DWI charges. The program provides individualized treatment and supervision and focuses on addressing substance-use issues that may contribute to repeat impaired driving.
Sonoma County Superior Court states that there is only one court referral to the First Offender Drinking Driver Program. If a participant fails to enroll within the required time or is dropped from the program, the court will not make another referral and the individual may have to self-enroll.
According to Sonoma County Superior Court, the court will not make another referral to the First Offender Drinking Driver Program after a participant fails to enroll or is dropped. The individual will be directed to self-enroll, and failure to complete the program may also affect eligibility for a restricted license.
Sonoma County Superior Court posts daily criminal calendars online. The court notes that calendars are generally posted at 4:00 p.m., although changes may occur after posting, so defendants who cannot locate their case should contact the Criminal Division Clerk's Office.
Sonoma County Superior Court provides a specific Clear Warrant calendar. Under the court's current procedures, a person with an outstanding warrant must check in with the Criminal Division Clerk's Office before the scheduled warrant calendar appearance time. Court procedures and schedules can change, so current information should be verified before appearing.
Yes. Sonoma County Superior Court operates a DUI Court as part of its collaborative court programs. The court describes the program as a treatment-based alternative sentencing program for repeat DUI offenders.
The Meehan Law Firm Sonoma county location is serviced by the San Francisco county office. We handle DUI and criminal defense cases in Santa Rosa, Petaluma, Rohnert Park, Windsor, Healdsburg, and all of Sonoma County, California.
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Below is a list of courthouses. Find the one nearest you and make a note of it. You will need to provide this information to your attorney and, depending on your criminal charge circumstances, appear at this location.
For your convenience, we have gathered a list of all DMV offices in Sonoma county. Find the one nearest you and make a note of the address. In case of a DUI or other driving-related offenses, you will likely need to appear at one of these locations if your matter is in Sonoma county.
To find if someone is in custody, you can visit the sheriff’s office website using the link below:
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