I get a background check from the Doj thru gambling commision every 2 yrs and passed been working same job 9 years but i want to get a notary license is that possible or did i take the 6 hour class for nothing.
Since you were able to pass the background checks, it sounds like the DOJ database does not match your name to your record in Texas. I believe that the same DOJ database will be used to check your background record for notary public and you will pass it just like you passed the gambling... Read more »
He serves me paperwork for court
more info needed.
you need to contact your family law attorney asap to present your position and submit a declaration countering your ex.......
more info needed
as a rule no but a lawyer would have to hear all the facts.
depending on the facts, you may want to reconsider discussing this in an open forum
I have COURT for county A before I Attend county B for sentencing.
more info needed
be careful posting on a site like this that is open to anyone.
you obviously have a lawyer, either private or court-appointed, ask your lawyer who will have all the info in front of them.
Here is the scenario in question:
Person A rear ended Person B going maybe 15 mph, no damage to person b car (only person a car sustained damage), person b accused person a of being intoxicated, then another person (person c) who saw it said they would act as a witness for Person B. Person... Read more »
For someone to be charged with a DUI, law enforcement has to be involved. Eye witnesses can always testify to their observations and whether they smell alcohol or not. LEO must conduct investigation. For instance the responding officer or DUI unit would request field sobriety exercises and breath... Read more »
She crashed into a signpost, no injuries. Question refers to time payments on fine and community service instead of jail time.
If she wants to settle her case she should still contact a local DUI defense attorney. A lawyer can help reduce the punishment and negotiate the terms for performance, if she qualifies a Public Defender may also be able to help her.
Hello,
I was in a five way collision, and I was third in line. The person I hit, 2nd car, was driving under the influence and was arrested. Technically he's at fault correct? I got a mail recently where his insurance is asking for payment.. I have insurance as well, will my insurance go... Read more »
You rear-ended another driver and they're at fault? I don't think so. You might check with a personal injury lawyer, my experience has been that the driver of the car in back is at fault for following closer than was safe, regardless of the driver in front's sobriety.
Need more facts, if you were in violation of the law, it is legal.
legal but not helpful.
we encounter that all the time and have to call the police, DA or court for confirmation of dates.
I was pulled over for a DUI whereas my bac was .30. The officer later alleged that I attempted to bribe him but has no evidence of me doing such except his own word against mine. Is there a motion that I can file to prohibit the officer from wearing his uniform during his testimony at trial?... Read more »
more info needed.
you have a VERY HIGH reading and if it comes down to your word vs officer, they are going to believe the officer is all likelihood.
in almost 50 years of practice I have only seen a handful of .3... readings.
i am not sure it would make any difference to... Read more »
I can miss booking and wait until the judge ordered it?
Yes! In most cases you would be required to book if you are convicted. Make sure to appear in court or have a private criminal defense attorney appear on your behalf. If you have or can get a valid license you may be able to gain a dismissal or reduction of the charge to an infraction.
First dui
Punishment for the DUI or the raid? Getting arrested BEFORE you were sentenced on the DUI should not affect your sentence since you weren't on Probation yet.
What charge were you arrested on in the raid? You should discuss this with the lawyer handling your DUI.
Good luck!
Hi if anyone can help me out my in law was charged with this, is he looking at time. He was just changed with number 1 when he was arrested number 2-4 is older but he never took care of them thanks for any help 1) PC29800(A)(1) FELON/ETC POSS/ETC F/AR 2) HS11377(A) POSSESS CNTL SUB 3) VC14601.2(A)... Read more »
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He has a 2013 Hyundai registered in his name. I want to put it in my name and my insurance. Can he drive it?
Yes, as long as it meets the terms of his restrictions/limitations, he may still have an Ignition Interlock Device requirement and for sure an SR22 requirement, one (or both) may need to be in place for him to drive any car.
I was walking a block and a half away and walked up to the car that my brother had already parked that's when I was put in cuffs.
I'm sure there's a question here, but I can't figure it out. If you're wondering about defending the case you should discuss the facts with a local DUI defense attorney, there are several good ones in Santa Clara County. The prosecutor has to put you behind the wheel of the car, since you weren't... Read more »
There were no accidents involved
more info needed.
i have never heard the term financial accident in over 40 years.
why not ask your auto insurance agent.
i would have assumed it had to do with premiums being higher because of an accident with or without a dui.
So can I smoke a joint when I walk in the park, can I smoke on sidewalk beaches what if they catch me with a pipe or bong in public and or my car
Perhaps another respondent will have a different opinon, my understanding of the law is that smoking in public places is limited to the laws surrounding the use of cigarettes or other things people smoke. The laws surrounding smoking are both locally enacted as well statewide, probably you can't... Read more »
My son got 3 DUI's and did a 3yr term.he has been driving on a suspended license and he was pulled over, his buddy had thrown his cigarette out the window, which got him pulled over. He had a beer earlier he blew 0.08 which is the legal limit but,the DA is trying to give him another DUI, and since... Read more »
much more info needed.
he should ask this question to his private lawyer or the court-appointed lawyer.
s/he will have his record, year of convictions, and know what the local court and DA will do with a case like that.
anything is possible but the more DUI's the worst it... Read more »
Could this be dropped to wet/reckless?
much more info is needed.
what you are doing is like asking a doctor to diagnose a condition without history, blood tests, imaging etc
I'm unemployed, can't afford to post bail or a lawyer.I don't think s public defender will have time to give.to my case, there's some issues with arrest. 1,I wasn't stopped, I was parked, had.blood test done hours after arrest ,some others
YES
as long as you can't afford a lawyer the court will appoint the public defender to represent you.
as a rule, they are a LOT better than a CHEAP lawyer that you may find...often better than an expensive lawyer too
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