The 2018 revision of California Drunk Driving Law discusses important developments in California case law and statutes, including the state's new Pre-Trial Diversion Program; attempts to reform the state's cash bail system; the permissibility of pretextual stops; chemical and bodily fluid sample tests in the wake of Birchfield v. North Dakota (2016); the use of and reliance on the Internet by experts; the collection and storage of DNA; ignition interlock device (IID) requirements; and mandatory minimum sentences. The authors have also made substantial additions to these sections:

CHAPTER 1: DRUNK DRIVING OFFENSES