Jeff Yeh

Jeff Yeh graduated cum laude from Vanderbilt University with a bachelor’s degree in Economics. In college he was a member of the economics honorary society. In his senior year he obtained a scholarship to law school at the Ohio State University, where he later graduated as a "Public Service Fellow," was named in the 2004 edition of "Who’s Who Among American Law Students," and was awarded the "Cali Award for Excellence in Appellate Advocacy." Upon obtaining his Juris Doctor he passed the California Bar Exam on his first attempt. Jeff has handled over fifteen hundred criminal cases to date, including over 20 jury trials. Jeff is fluent in Chinese (mandarin) and Japanese.

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California

State Bar of California

ID Number: 240430

Since 2005

Law Office of Jeff Yeh

2008 - Current

The Ohio State University Michael E. Moritz College of Law

J.D. (2005) | Law

2002 - 2005

Honors: Public Service Fellow Who's Who Among American Law Students Cali Award for Excellence in Appellate Advocacy

Vanderbilt University

B.A. (2002) | Economics

1998 - 2002

Honors: Omicron Delta Epsilon Pi Sigma Alpha Graduated "Cum Laude"

Cali Award for Excellence in Appellate Advocacy

Ohio State University Moritz College of Law

2004

California State Bar  # 240430

Member

2005 - Current

Will DUI affect my divorce proceeding?

Q. In California how far back does a live screen background check go?

November 27, 2023

A: Live scan will go as far back as when you turned 18. You should have it expunged.

Q. Is an IID required despite it not being court ordered and wasn't mentioned until trying to reinstate driver's license?

November 12, 2023

A: If he had a prior DUI within 10 years of this latest DUI, then IID is required, regardless of what the court ordered. Court will not discuss this with him. This is up to his lawyer (if he had one) to advise him on.

Q. Blood vial used for dui

July 6, 2023

A: If there are no preservatives, then the alcohol content will multiply over time. So the BAC in the report won't match the BAC of a re-test. Remember you have the right to have the blood re-tested by your own expert. You will want to hire a lawyer for that.