What are the consequences of violation of probation for a DUI in California?

When convicted of a misdemeanor DUI in California (California Vehicle Code 23152), you will most likely be placed on "informal probation." for a specified period of time. It is essential to comply with each and every term of probation. Misdemeanor probation terms may are usually included on your "probation order" or "minute order" which is given by the court at the time of the conviction. Terms of probation may include:

(1) payment of fines and fees to the court and/or arresting agency;
(2) proof of enrollment and completion of a court-approved alcohol program;
(3) violate no law;
(4) do not drive a motor vehicle with any measurable amount of alcohol, etc.

In addition, failure to appear at a DUI court date may trigger a probation violation. Violation of probation for a DUI (California Vehicle Code 23152) may result in the court issuing an arrest warrant for you. Meaning, law enforcement is notified of the warrant status and may pick you up and take you to jail at any time. If you believe you may be in violation of your probation, immediately contact an experienced DUI attorney.