If you have insurance, you are hopefully protected. If you don't, then you need to get a consultation from an attorney in your area who handles bankruptcies, which would be a protection for you. You may not need it as in some states marital jointly held property is immune from seizure.

The interlock has been a part of Oklahoma law for a while. There was a major change in the DUI law in 2011 that mandated extra interlock time. This may be what you're thinking of.

The cop must be able to articulate a legal reason for stopping you. This is why your attorney should to thorough representation by getting the police report, video(s), and any other available evidence.

With the limited facts you have given, it is hard to determine what is going on - but, I am suspicious.

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Jail time is not mandatory for a second DUI; however, it is difficult to obtain a probationary sentence without an attorney fighting for you. You should contact an attorney for assistance.

You can refuse to take a breathalyzer; however, it will have an negative impact on your driver’s license and potential impact on a criminal case.

You go on the Oklahoma Board of Tests website and call the approved interlock companies. Set up an appointment with one. Go to the place where you set up the appointment, and they will install the interlock.

No, but it's not a good idea for the safety of everyone.

However much is needed to impair the driver. If you are charged then you need to hire an attorney. Asking a bunch of questions online will not make your problem go away.

No, but he can be charged with public intoxication, if he was on roadway or public property.

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4. Is under the influence of any intoxicating substance other than alcohol which may render such person incapable of safely driving or operating a motor vehicle;

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Check the policy of your district.

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Not quite right here. Ask your lawyer for help.

That’s terrible advice. Apply for a court appointed or try to find a lawyer who will take a payment plan. You want to avoid a conviction and just paying a fine will result in a conviction.

No. The dui drugs law here is harsh.

It usually means a Special District Court Judge who handles preliminary hearings and motions in Criminal cases. They are appointed, not elected.

No, you are not required to take the FIELD Sobriety Test, but probably will have your car towed, and be taken to jail. If you refuse breath or blood tests, your license will automatically be suspended. We recommend you requested the blood test.

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If only the vehicle was "Injured", it in no way has any bearing on the charges filed. I know it's really hard during the holidays but you must stay sober and safe. Another charge would be a disaster for you, and any attorney trying to help you.

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It results in an automatic revocation of your license for 18 months.