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I got the dui last year October and they filed motion to excelerste! So they put me back on clean start “ ransom UA”s well I go to court January 8th for my. dui case .. idk what happening with that then January 9th my PO has to testify against me a sepena…
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My friend allowed a guy to drive her car, her in the passenger seat and I in the backseat behind the passenger seat.
I was intoxicated i.e. why I was backseat. Guy ran into a tree and wrapped the front end around it. I looked up and was confused to find there was nobody in the drivers... View More
answered on Dec 9, 2024
The letter will typically indicate the type of case. For example, T may be for traffic citations, D could be used for all other misdemeanor cases, B could be for felony cases, A could be for Divorce cases etc.
Each court has its own labeling procedure, so the letter will change depending... View More
I am on misdemeanor probation for a DUI that happened 1.5 years ago. I got another dui last night, but didn’t blow in the breathalyzer. I also informed the police I had a hurt foot and only one contact in, so I feel the field test was unfair. What are my options? Is
Our minor(17) son is currently living with a different guardian. We found out that he took responsibility for a single car crash where one of his friends left the scene(presumably alcohol related). The friend's father hired an attorney for our son. Aside from the fact that I believe this means... View More
answered on Dec 5, 2024
No one asks who hired the lawyer. Either the person has one or, if jail is a possibility, one is appointed. If you want to object I suppose you can go to court and do so, but I would think you should talk to your kid's lawyer first.
In 2015 SC charged me $600+ to reinstate my CA license and complete a program. I did them both. There is still a hold. Whats up.
answered on Dec 5, 2024
Your situation with the South Carolina hold from 1991 affecting your California license in 2024 is frustrating but not uncommon. Interstate holds can remain active for decades if not properly cleared through all required channels.
Even though you completed the program and paid the fees in... View More
Call in for probation & online defensive driving.. he was working ..he then had to do time in prison in texas and was just released about a year ago on parole.. he had completed the issues from bradford county but it was never recorded.. he now has a $2k fine and a warrant.. (he was... View More
"Yeah, if he takes off on the quad again, he's probably going to the store, which means it's a DWI."
Officer ...: "You call us on that. It's also not street legal."
the state the probation and my lawyer all agreed on a second chance extend probation Ginsburg off my terms of probation and the judge said no to that and sentenced me to jail this is my first offense and I haven’t been in trouble the four yesrs following my arrest . When an mrt was issued I had... View More
answered on Dec 3, 2024
It's hard to know your status right now. Meaning that I do not know if you are on probation right now or if you are concerned with a new charge.
If you are on probation, and need to detox, or other kind of help, your lawyer can make a motion to alter or change the details of your... View More
answered on Dec 3, 2024
It depends upon many factors such as what your criminal history is like and what the facts of the case now are. Regardless, you should consult with experienced criminal defense counsel asap.
Are all 3 points of argument criteria and requirements? Or is only one point of argument to be chosen and focused upon? And then how far do I go into detail in solidifying my argument? I mean if the entire arrest was unlawful and the officer literally did everything imaginable wrong as far as... View More
answered on Dec 3, 2024
Although local practices can vary, in general, the petition itself is just a check the box exercise. Then you file a supporting legal memorandum as a separate document. In your case, it also sounds like you should also be filing a motion to suppress.
To be honest with you, the chances... View More
Friend of mine fell asleep at a stoplight. He was detained by police and given a breathalyzer test. The results were negative. The jail attempted to do a blood draw but either couldn't do it for lack of qualified staff or some öther reason. My friend then asked for a blood test at his own... View More
answered on Dec 2, 2024
This question should be posted for KY lawyers.................................................
I recently found out from the police that I have a $5,000 warrant and need to resolve it at Glendale Court. Here's what happened:
- In March 2023, a detective from Glendale Police contacted me about an alleged violation of a temporary restraining order (TRO) due to an email I sent to... View More
answered on Dec 11, 2024
Most likely you have already dealt with this so my giving my two cents probably does not make a difference. Most of what you stated would be reasons to recall the warrant and get the case going. It really does not go to whether you can dismiss the case but when you go in or already did go in, the... View More
Will the Prosecutor use this against her? Her prior conviction was 10 years ago
answered on Nov 30, 2024
I am a former prosecutor. Yes, she or he will use the previous conviction and sentence against her. You should hire an attorney experienced in DUI litigation as soon as possible because there are also potential DMV consequences.
I have completed all my court related requirements.
answered on Nov 28, 2024
I doubt you can accomplish this. However, you should consult with an experienced criminal defense lawyer to explore your remedies under California law. It is important you mention to the lawyer what your goal is.
answered on Nov 21, 2024
You need to have a criminal defense attorney here in WA to see what your options are. Do that now
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
answered on Dec 14, 2024
Your attorney will gather all of the evidence intended to be used against you; Police reports, victim/witness statements, body cam videos, bar videos, and any other evidence the government intends to use against you. Then, you'll know if you have triable or suppression issues to pursue.
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
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