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It says in the paper they sent me I can't get any kind of moving violations.
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answered on May 2, 2017
Any subsequent arrests that you have while on probation could result in a probation violation. Consult a lawyer to defend you at the hearing. If you do not have counsel and you are violated at the hearing, the judge could sentence you to serve the amount of time hanging over your head that was... View More
I Was cited for moving violation called failure to maintain control, in my situation i had a mechanical failure and i need some past court case information about a similar situation thats been dismissed as a result
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answered on Apr 4, 2017
Suggest you go to your county courthouse's law library, ask the librarian to help you if you don't want to get with an attorney. You should look for a mechanic to verify the "mechanical failure." Look up "sudden emergency doctrine" if you are on a d.i.y. kick.
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answered on Oct 31, 2015
Most states have entered into interstate compacts regarding driver licensing. If she is convicted in Illinois, and if she ignores it, eventually she will loose her Illinois license.
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