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I have been living in hardship, financial situations because I can not even drive due to stipulation of no driving while on parole. I have not been revoked my license to drive, the last moving violation was in the year 2007. I am living in hard financial means and without being able to drive, my... View More 
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answered on Nov 29, 2023
You can request a modification to your parole conditions to allow you to drive. To do this, you will need to file a petition with the parole board. In your petition, you should explain why you need to drive, such as to get to work or to take care of your family. You should also explain that you... View More
I was outside of van,checking on my dogs&out of gas. A cop arrested me for dui dragged to to hospital to get blood taken&to jail.I lost my female dog&her puppies due to pound bullying me,.Just recently I was arrested on a warrant for that charge.While arrested they took my 2boy dogs to... View More
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answered on Nov 14, 2024
I'm truly sorry to hear about the pain and distress you've experienced. Situations involving wrongful arrest, potential mishandling of pets, and emotional distress are complex and can have significant emotional impacts. Here’s an overview of possible legal avenues for your case and why... View More
I have the plea ready but I didnt include anything about that but in its self its unjust.I really need for my plea to be granted.I need help.
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answered on May 31, 2020
Feel free to contact me at 702.448.7981. Plea agreements can be difficult to withdraw, but not impossible. There are multiple reasons for it to be set aside, even after a judgment is entered in some cases. Malcolm.
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answered on Apr 12, 2018
Absolutely you need to go. If you don't appear the Court will issue a bench warrant for your arrest so you will most likely end up losing your "dream job" anyway. If you hire an attorney, he or she can appear at your arraignment on your behalf. Meaning you would not have to appear.... View More
I was involved in a car accident and the officers did a dui test on me but they never tested the other driver. I’m not claiming that she was drinking just doesn’t seem right to me. I was claimed at fault because I was making a left hand turn. As the ticket states failure to yeild at an... View More
answered on Oct 14, 2017
No, it's because cop felt you may have been driving. He needed "probable cause." if she didnt' appear to have been drinking, no reason to test her.
Left turn vehicle has duty to yield.
Unless she came through on a yellow light for her, I don't see her being at fault.
-- I heard that if they don't do it within two hours they might throw out the charges. Is that true?
answered on Dec 15, 2016
While it is true that if BAC is not taken within 2 hours of driving the case get much harder to prove, and it may be enough to cause the case to be dismissed. DUI cases are highly fact based and you should let an attorney review the facts and discuss potential defenses with them.
answered on Oct 20, 2016
If you refuse to comply with a subpoena, you can be cited for contempt of court, jailed and/or fined.
I wasnt high at all and these cops made me do the eye test 3 times for 3 different cops and ended up goin to jail for dui marijuana 2 days before my court date i received a call my case was dismissed, what should i do? Just let it go? Or is that like false imprisonment or something
answered on Oct 1, 2016
Police officers generally have qualified immunity from lawsuits in the performance of their duties. Contact a personal injury or civil rights attorney if you wish, but don't be surprised if you are told there is nothing you can do.
In Nevada, can I be forced to take a Breathalyzer if I request to talk with an attorney first? Especially with the Implied consent law being ruled unconstitutional?
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answered on Apr 23, 2015
You cannot be forced to take a breathalyzer until the officer gets a court order to either force you to take a breathalyzer or have your blood drawn. You always have the right to remain silent until you speak to a lawyer, but the police office can get a court order before your lawyer arrives.... View More
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answered on Apr 23, 2015
I'd like to know more facts, but if you are on lifetime supervision for a sex-related offense and get a DUI, it could be a violation of your probation or parole. If your formal probation and parole have ended, then you probably will only face the same potential penalties that everyone else... View More
need free consutaion if any one can help with this
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answered on Apr 23, 2015
Your best solution is probably to try and get your records sealed two years after the conclusion of your case. Malcolm.
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