He was on his boat, he’s 45 years old, and the goHe was not drunk, but still arrested and has 6 charges that are rediculous and should be dropped. But while in jail they brought new charges , felonious ones now. They are for killing too many turkeys and possession of a firearm by a person with a... View More 
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answered on Apr 16, 2024
I'm so sorry to hear about your boyfriend's situation. That must be incredibly stressful and frustrating for both of you. A few thoughts:
It's difficult to say definitively whether the charges will hold up without knowing all the details, but in general, wardens and... View More
Everything the court asked me to do has been completed and satisfied. Including year probation.
answered on Nov 28, 2022
I would contact the DMV in your area and ask them what you need to provide them in order to get your DL reinstated. Once they tell you, then do that.
answered on Sep 8, 2022
If you are on supervised probation, then you cannot relocate without permission of either your probation officer or the presiding Judge until your probation is completed. That said, most probation officers and/or the Court will give permission to relocate as long as there's good cause.
answered on Aug 7, 2022
Yes, you can, however, the best recommendation is that not before go to court but immediately you contact a DWI lawyer or 2 in your area and set up consultations to specifically discuss your case and options---and then hire the DWI attorney with whom you fell most comfortable----I say immediately... View More
In 2003 I was arrested for DUI. Now (2022) the 15th District Judicial Court has notified me that I need to complete driving courses and 32 hours of community service. I completed the driving course and community service back in 2003. The court is now saying that they don't have any records... View More
answered on Apr 7, 2022
If you had an attorney representing you at that time, then please speak to him and hopefully this can get straightened out without taking too much time. If you did not have an attorney, then perhaps please consult with a criminal defense attorney about representing you in your current situation... View More
answered on Dec 4, 2021
No they are just overworked and your first court date is just your arraignment. But you can always hire a private lawyer.
answered on Oct 30, 2021
You need to hire a criminal attorney immediately and ask for both a DPS hearing and for your criminal arraignment.
answered on Oct 24, 2021
The answer is probably not because the Judge will want to make sure on the court's record that both you AND your attorney have discussed the plea and that your plea is voluntary.
After my hardship was done they gave me my liscence but to them it shows i have a adult dui first offense when my sentence was reduced to a underage dui now i get a letter in the mail that i need sr22 insurance
answered on Oct 19, 2021
Get a certified copy of the final disposition. Copy for yourself. Who sent you a letter saying you need SR22 insurance?
I was brought to jail for a dui with no breathalyzer so they could take my blood. THC will be found in my blood. The officer also found heroin but never booked me with it and when my charges were read while being booked it didn’t show up. Can that state trooper come to my house and ask for me?... View More
answered on Jun 1, 2021
Yes, you can be charged after an arrest. The District Attorney ultimately decides what criminal charges to pursue, but you can be charged after the fact. No, the cop is not an addict, and it would be foolish to raise that issue as part of your defense.
Had DWI (1st) then was arrested for new DWI (2nd). Charges at arrest include 2 enhanced reckless driving (3rd/4th) to make a felony. one week ago. Can they do this with 2 previously settled charges (non DWI)?
I received article 894 from a dui I received in 2015. While I was doing community service to pay my fine , it came up that I owed around $100 from an old dui in like 2002. I paid the fine in 2015 so it’s showing that I had a current dui even though it was 894. I couldn’t and can’t afford an... View More
answered on Feb 12, 2021
Your attorney has to file Motion to use that 894. It does not happen automatically. The 894 has nothing to do with the interlock.
What does the District Attorney have to present as far as basis for holding someone on a high bail? Can a bail hearing help in understanding the severity of the charges
answered on Dec 29, 2020
Your family member needs a criminal attorney to negotiate a reduction in bond.
License suspended since 2011 when I removed device
answered on Sep 15, 2020
You need to complete the other terms of your probation or sentence and then hire a criminal attorney.
Can the judge extend a second time?
In 2017 I refused a chemical test in Louisiana (caddo Parish), in order to have my driver's license reinstated it is instructing me to have a IID installed. Currently I do not own a vehicle or have access to one. Copied below is OMV requirements:
YOUR DRIVER'S LICENSE IS... View More
answered on Jun 23, 2020
First, what were you driving in 2017? If it was a car that you have sold or was totalled, then send proof of that to DMV with a cover letter that you no longer own the vehicle.
Second, if it was someone else's vehicle, then get a portable intoxilizer and send proof of that with a... View More
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