DUI Defense

DUI Defense Attorney in Sacramento, CA

What Is Your Experience in Handling DUI Investigations?

I used to be a police officer, and I did a lot of DUI enforcement. In fact, I won several awards. I also became a DUI instructor for the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration and the California Highway Patrol, so I taught police officers how to conduct DUI investigations.

I became a private investigator and did a lot of follow-up investigations for other attorneys, and then as an attorney, I’ve handled countless DUI cases—from simple misdemeanor vehicle stops that become DUI arrests to manslaughter charges related to drunk driving. Every case is different, but we start them out the same: we look at what’s in the police report and talk to the client to learn what actually happened. Then, we go through the police video and listen to the audio, if there’s audio. We compare notes with the client to determine if there are inaccuracies or stuff missing from the report that might affect the outcome of the case…Read More

If You Are Facing A DUI Charge, Contact Our Sacramento Defense Lawyer Immediately

Have you been stopped or even arrested for a Driving Under the Influence (DUI) offense? Don’t take a DUI misdemeanor charge too lightly. Are you being charged with a felony? If convicted, you face severe penalties from license suspension, probation to jail time. It will impact the course of your life–employment, credit, car insurance cost. Call us today!

As a police officer, Brandon Leibrock was trained as a DUI instructor by the California Highway Patrol. This training is not available to defense attorneys and gives his clients an invaluable advantage. This knowledge enables Brandon Leibrock to challenge improper arrests and erroneous implementation of procedures that are required after a DUI arrest.

Brandon Leibrock can easily identify illegal traffic stops and consequently inadmissible evidence. He will fight to exclude this evidence. The same goes for misconduct in field sobriety tests. They must follow NHTSA guidelines, a specific protocol studied by Brandon Leibrock. He will examine if law enforcement officers have failed to consider extenuating circumstances such as driver fatigue or certain medical conditions. This specialized knowledge often makes the difference between dismissal or conviction.