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told the owner and he got mad. He told us to go somewhere else if we don’t like his food. We decided to leave and go home. We got home safe with no problems. Now my brother is all paranoid the owner might try to be mean and call the cops and say he was drinking and driving. It’s been a... View More
Probation being revoked states the case goes back to original sentencing. Even if I was on probation the court would be the one to order my license being held. I've talked to 2 supervisors at probation and they are holding my license and will not show proof of why after years this is being... View More
answered on Nov 16, 2024
Your lawyer should write a letter to the judge and ask him/her to order probation to return your license. You may also be able to clear your license with the DMV and simply get a new license from them if your statutory revocation period has ended and you are no longer on probation supervision.
I was at a bar I got into an argument with someone. I ended up going to another bar I walked in the bar the person gets in my face and pushes me out the bar I get up I walk back in and he literally tackles me to the ground next thing I know i'm get arrested and I got a ticket for disorderly conduct
It is dui diversion paper work and asks for questions if used in court applying for diversion would incriminate a diversion applicant on their first offense and applying for a first offense. All other diversion applications in other counties state information will not be used in court for diversion... View More
3 days after they made bail the second time they checked into detox and rehab. Still in rehab.
answered on Nov 13, 2024
Depending on the circumstances, maybe two first offenses instead of a first and second.
I was outside of van,checking on my dogs&out of gas. A cop arrested me for dui dragged to to hospital to get blood taken&to jail.I lost my female dog&her puppies due to pound bullying me,.Just recently I was arrested on a warrant for that charge.While arrested they took my 2boy dogs to... View More
answered on Nov 14, 2024
Thank you for sharing your situation. Legal challenges like these can be deeply distressing, and navigating them alone can feel overwhelming. Here’s an overview of potential legal claims and why consulting an attorney can make a substantial difference in your case.
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The people that work there said that I would probably have to go back to court for being one minute late because I was stuck in the school line picking up daughter? Whst can i do
I lived in Arizona before I had gotten the DUI in Michigan and I believe the license in Arizona is still valid
answered on Oct 30, 2024
Best way to confirm whether or not Arizona Department of Transportation knows about your Michigan DUI is to call them and ask. You can also easily check the status of your Arizona driver license/driving privilege at AZMVDNOW.gov.
The DUI may not follow you in the sense of having license... View More
I got bond. Also I have a head injury that affected my cognitive part of my brain that affects my short term memory but more because my blood level was below . 08 and if I had remembered court I would have plead not guilty and this case would have been dismissed
I had just moved here from Texas and didn't know about ccap. My head injury affected my cognitive part of brain retaining short term memory. Wasn't given ticket with court date by officer or booking CO when released on bond. Court was not in same county as county jail. Can I get that... View More
Is it mandatory to have an interlock when I get reinstated although my year suspension is completed
answered on Oct 29, 2024
Not eligible for DL until all requirements of DUI Sentence and DOS requirements are met. Call DOS and ask what is needed. Blowmeter is for that type of license, so you might get out of it with a reinstatement after Sentence completed. SR22 Insurance should still be a requirement. DOS... View More
I passed a Field Sobriety Test, they arrested me on anyway, then tested me at the police station a little while afterward. I blew 1.0, this was my "second offense".
I was absolutely not inebriated in any way shape or form, but suffered a 2 year loss of license, major fines, a... View More
If yes, do they need a warrant from a judge? And if you refuse, are there any penalties? I am interested in knowing what the law says in Texas, but I am curious about the laws in other states as well.
answered on Oct 28, 2024
This is a great question. The DRE evaluation just like the Standardized Field Sobriety Tests is voluntary. You agree to allow them to perform the evaluation. This evaluation must be done down at the station and the first step in the 12 step process is getting a sample of your breath - to rule out... View More
What does it mean a 1st misdemeanor warrant sentence in the state of IN expires after 180 days??? Which is 5months I believe I read about I’m just curious thank you!!!!! They also kept changing my P.O. On me without consulting me in the almost 4 Months I completed with each P.O. Everything was... View More
Vehical was parked on private property not pulled over by law enforcement
answered on Nov 8, 2024
Yes, it is possible for charges to be added to a citation or ticket after it was issued. The fact that the vehicle was parked on private property does not necessarily prevent additional charges from being added. When a cop issues a ticket or citation, it is typically sent to the local prosecuting... View More
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