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In any place where there are people likely having too much of a good time there will be the need for a lawyer that specializes in helping people with driving under the influence (DUI) defenses. Even in the sunny Newport Beach, DUI lawyers will find that their services are needed for those moments when someone just had a little too much fun. If you ever find yourself in one of those instances where you are pulled over by a policeman for driving under the influence, remember the following tips to make the lawyer's job - if it comes to that - so much easier.

A Newport Beach DUI lawyer, like any other lawyer whose job it is to defend people charged with driving under the influence, will use the police officer's report as a point of departure. You can ensure that the report is as undiscriminating as possible by being courteous, helpful and above all respectful of the officer. When the officer asks for your license and registration it is important that you furnish it quickly and without difficulty. If the officer believes you are having too much trouble finding them it might go down as a bad thing in the report. Answer any and all questions that you feel comfortable with as clearly as possible. If the police officer asks a question you do not feel comfortable answering then demand on your right for an attorney during questioning. Since you have not been arrested yet you have no legal obligation to answer his questions.

There are only three tests that you need to perform when pulled over on suspicion of driving under the influence. That is the breath test, the blood test and the urine test. If the police officer asks for this test comply but ask for a copy of the test and the sample if possible. It might be useful later in court. On the other hand, the other 'roadside' tests are not compulsory and you may politely refuse to take part in any of these tests. These include walking on a line, standing on one leg while counting or any other of the hosts of somewhat 'random' tests that a police officer can come up with. These tests are simply ways for the officer to get more evidence against you. You do not have to perform them and may politely refuse. The less incriminating evidence there is against you the easier your Newport Beach DUI lawyer will be able to defend you.

These lawyers have their work cut out for them whether they are working in New York City or Newport Beach. DUI lawyers go through hundreds if not thousands of clients. By making your defense easier you not only help yourself but the lawyer as well. Just remember to be helpful, courteous and respectful and never forget the basic human rights that are yours by virtue of the Constitution.