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I was living in Colorado in 1989 when this supposed to have happened
answered on Apr 28, 2016
It is possible that an error occurred. If you truly believe that this is an error and you can prove that you were not in California when the event occurred you may be able to challenge the charge--but if you plead guilty there is not chance for removal. You will need to contact a lawyer in... View More 
answered on Apr 19, 2016
Generally, the 4th DUI creates a felony. There is judicial discretion on a felony change which may apply in your situation.
My Daughter is on probation from a DUI for about 4 months and has to do random urine test and on her birthday she had
a beer and 1 drink the next day she has to do a urine test, What might happen if she doesn't pass the urine test?
Concerned Father She Has no previous violations.
Littleton, CO
answered on Mar 30, 2016
If she fails at minimum it will be reported to the DA and judge. There is a certain amount of discretion that the DA and judge have on the matter (too many factors to list), but at worst her probation will be revoked and her original sentence will be reinstated. The more likely outcome will be an... View More
I have documentation that proves that there was more then two hours between driving and the blood sampling. Is this document admissible in court.
answered on Mar 10, 2016
If you plan of hiring a lawyer bring this up with your lawyer. If you are handling your case pro se (without a lawyer), then yes recognized "treaties" or independently verifiable documents are admissible as evidence. However, if you want the evidence to "speak" during trial you... View More
Registration-misuse of plates 42-3-121(1)(c),Careless Driving 42-4-1402 (1), (2)(a), Leaving the scene accident-damage only 42-4-1602, and Failing to report accident 42-4-1606(1)
What kind of penalties or jail time am I facing?
answered on Jan 29, 2016
Discuss this with either your public defender or private attorney, but the general sentencing for the offenses is as follows (assuming you are guilty on each charge). Maximum: 2 years in jail, fines of $2,000-3,000 + restitution on the damages, at least 1 year drivers license suspension, and... View More
answered on Oct 14, 2015
Provided that the information is disclosed (lying is counted against you), it should not prevent you from being licensed by the state. Some employers/parents may care, but it varies by the employer/employer. Since you do not have the DUI and a DUI is a non-violent offense (I'm assuming a... View More
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