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1 DUI lawyers are available in Mammoth Lakes, California, including Law Offices of Gephart & Silverman. These lawyers are rated between 4.0/5 to 5.0/5 and 53% provide free consultation.

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Law Offices of Gephart & Silverman

Firm: Law Offices of Gephart & Silverman

4 Oak Tree Pl , Mammoth Lakes , California 93546

Practice Areas: DUI,

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“Very happy with their services, very professional. One lawyer gave a 2 hour review for no charge, I learned so much, I plan on continuing with this firm....”

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California DUI/Sheriff’s Work Program: What happens after missing 3 required days? | Aug 8, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
I have a question about the Sheriff’s Work Program in Location: Santa Clara County/San Jose, California. Please help! I was sentenced to 25 days in the Sheriff’s Work Program. I’ve already missed 2 days, and tomorrow is only supposed to be my second day attending. The sheriff told me, you’re only allowed 3 “skip days” for any reason, and there aren’t exceptions for a doctor’s note, an emergency, or a medical situation. I also originally chose to attend only on Saturdays because I didn’t realize how difficult it would be to add additional days. From what I’ve been told, if you want to change your schedule and add more days, you have to go back to court. I’m worried about missing too many days throughout the process until December. For anyone who has been through the Sheriff’s Work Program, especially for a DUI: has anyone ever missed all 3 allowed days? What happened afterward? Did you receive a warrant, have to go back to court, or were you simply allowed to continue the program? On my first day I heard from other people at the Sheriff’s Work Program who received DUIs that they’ve seen people miss their 3 days but apparently they never get arrested or have a warrant issued, only if they contacted the court or the Sheriff’s Work Program once they reached 3 missed days. They told me that once you call, you are able to complete the sheriffs work program still, the missed days reset back to…

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