What would be the procedure for something like that? Will I be going to jail?
answered on Mar 30, 2023
I wrote a Guide on this subject several years ago which may provide you with some guidance.
https://www.avvo.com/legal-guides/ugc/bench-warrant-violation-of-probation-diy-or-hire-a-lawyer-legal-guide-
Applied for AB 60 license and got approved. Now dmv is requesting proof of that but it’s been more than 10 years and there’s no proof of paper trail? A.A. meeting office no longer available What to do next?
answered on Mar 21, 2023
If your relative is being asked by the DMV to provide proof of completion of the AA meeting requirement for their DUI, but there is no paper trail or documentation available, they may want to consider taking the following steps:
Contact the court: If the DUI case was handled through the... Read more »
answered on Mar 21, 2023
In California, you can find out what happened at a DUI arraignment by requesting a copy of the court transcript or accessing the court record online. Here are the steps to follow:
Contact the court clerk: You can contact the court clerk of the court where the arraignment took place and... Read more »
Day. What if I register his car in my name and he kills somebody drinking and driving then flees
answered on Mar 15, 2023
Registering your dad's car in your name may not absolve you of any potential legal liability if your dad causes harm to someone while driving under the influence of alcohol. If your dad causes an accident and injures or kills someone, you and your dad could both be held liable for any damages... Read more »
answered on Mar 15, 2023
Getting an underage drinking ticket while on informal probation for a DUI can have serious consequences, including:
Probation violation: An underage drinking ticket may be considered a violation of your informal probation for the DUI, which can result in more severe consequences, such as... Read more »
If i’m going to school in madison and a bar gets raided that I’m at and they give out over 130 underage drinking tickets am I going to jail or does that count as a violation of probation or just a fine I have to pay?
answered on Mar 15, 2023
Violating probation terms, such as getting an underage drinking ticket, could result in consequences such as having to pay fines, community service, attending alcohol education classes, or even revocation of probation. Depending on the severity of the violation, you may also face additional legal... Read more »
Dui attorney who also owns and operates an Interlock ignition rental business. Conflict of interest?
answered on Mar 10, 2023
In California, an attorney is prohibited from engaging in business transactions with a client unless certain requirements are met. Specifically, California Rules of Professional Conduct Rule 3-300 states that an attorney shall not enter into a business transaction with a client unless:
The... Read more »
Or fight DUI they forced a blood test telling me they can get a warrant for it.
answered on Mar 9, 2023
A suppression motion under Penal Code section 1538.5 can be brought and we would get a hearing in the legality of the stop and arrest. The arresting officer would need to get on the stand and testify and we get to cross examine them on the procedures and legality issues.
The forced blood... Read more »
Or fight DUI they forced a blood test telling me they can get a warrant for it.
answered on Mar 9, 2023
Yes, you can and should fight it for the detention issue and the blood sample issue! I suggest you contact and retain an experienced DUI attorney in your area. I wish you the very best with your case!
I'm trying to figure out when do points "fall off the record", when does the time starts counting, from the time a person is convicted or from the time the citation was issued? Thank you
answered on Feb 20, 2023
In California, points on a driving record are accumulated when a person is convicted of certain traffic violations. The number of points assessed for each violation can vary, but generally range from 1 to 2 points for minor infractions, up to 3 to 4 points for more serious offenses.
Points... Read more »
My wife has a disease that causes her to not be able to make saliva. Sometimes causing her speech to slur and difficult to understand. She took my son to school, went into the office to request his attendance record, but the principal locked her in the office, suspecting intox and called the police... Read more »
answered on Feb 20, 2023
I'm sorry to hear about the situation that your wife and family experienced. If you believe that your wife's civil rights were violated, there are several steps that you may want to consider taking:
Document the incident: It is important to gather as much information about the... Read more »
Apparently there was a high speed chase not sure why the spikes were layer out and chp was no where in sight. So had no choice but to pull over to the shoulder and called for tow. While waiting CHP arrived on scene, instead of asking if everything was okay they asked have we’ve been drinking and... Read more »
answered on Feb 19, 2023
It is possible to file a lawsuit against the California Highway Patrol (CHP) for damages resulting from laying spike strips on the freeway. However, in order to be successful in a lawsuit, you would need to prove that the CHP was negligent in their actions and that this negligence caused your... Read more »
I live in California and cant go to Missouri to handle the warrant, I am trying to get my license here but have to do a SATOP equivalency class to get the hold off my license. Do I have to handle the warrant and case first? Can I go ahead and do the classes and get my license back
answered on Feb 20, 2023
It is important to address any outstanding warrants before attempting to resolve your license suspension or reinstatement. If you have a failure to appear (FTA) warrant, it is possible that it could affect your ability to complete the SATOP equivalency classes or obtain a valid driver's... Read more »
I'm trying to figure out when do points "fall off the record", when does the time start counting, from the time a person is convicted or from the time the citation was issued? All I know that in CA it's 3 years and 3 months, but when does the time start counting exactly, so they... Read more »
answered on Jan 25, 2023
The points accrue (go on your record) when the conviction occurs, meaning that, until you are convicted the points aren't on your driving record, the three years starts running at the point you are convicted.
I'm trying to figure out when do points "fall off the record", when does the time start counting, from the time a person is convicted or from the time the citation was issued? All I know that in CA it's 3 years and 3 months, but when does the time start counting exactly, so they... Read more »
answered on Feb 20, 2023
In California, points on a driver's license start counting from the date of the conviction, not the date the citation was issued. The points will remain on the driving record for three years from the date of the conviction, and then they will be removed.
It's important to note... Read more »
once I received a citation?
I'm sorry, I believe my question has been wrongly structured,
I'm trying to figure out when do points "fall off the record", when does the time starts counting, from the time a person is convicted or from the time the citation was issued? Thank you
answered on Jan 25, 2023
Any points that are placed on your driving record start when you are convicted, not cited.
once I received a citation?
I'm sorry, I believe my question has been wrongly structured,
I'm trying to figure out when do points "fall off the record", when does the time starts counting, from the time a person is convicted or from the time the citation was issued? Thank you
answered on Feb 20, 2023
In California, the three-year period for points to "fall off" a driver's record begins on the date of the conviction, not the date of the citation or violation. The conviction date is the date the court enters the judgment, which may be different from the date of the citation or the... Read more »
LICENSE STATUS:
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED*
DEPARTMENTAL ACTIONS:
PRROF REQ: O/01-24-14 * TERM - - *
DRV LIC COMM- DISQ * * eff: 05-09-11 * THRU:05-08-12 * ORDER MAIL: 04-29-11*
AUTH: 15300A9* SERVICE: M / 06-19-15* STATE CALIFORNIA*
CONVICTIONS:... Read more »
answered on Jan 24, 2023
If you have paid your fine, completed 3 yr or 5 year Informal Probation, completed alcohol classes, and completed Victim Impact Class (Mothers Against Drunk Drivers), you need to hire an Criminal/DUI Defense Attorney to file Motion to Expunge the DUI Conviction. I do them quite frequently where a... Read more »
Admin suspension effective March 20 2020. Date of court conviction 6/20/2022. Been carrying an SR22 since March of 2020 so the removal date would be Mar/April 2023 if it began at the DMV admin suspension. (All DMV fines and reinstatement fees have been paid)
Does the SR22 clock reset on... Read more »
answered on Jan 16, 2023
It is 3 years from the date you reinstated your driving privilege. You can always call the DMV Mandatory Actions Unit to confirm the exact date that happened.
I wrote letter to judge and he "deleted" all applicable requirements, including probation. Also wrote No Addendum Needed.
answered on Dec 26, 2022
your underlying lawyer should be able to assist you.
however, please remember there are 2 separate entities and DMV does not have to follow the court, and visa versa.
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