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18 year old also was driving and had a collision while drunk driving and received dui should the 19 year old be punished as well for purchasing it
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answered on Jan 1, 2024
In Oklahoma, both the legal drinking age and the legal age for purchasing alcohol are 21. If a 19-year-old illegally purchased alcohol and provided it to an 18-year-old who subsequently got involved in a collision while driving under the influence, the 19-year-old could potentially face legal... View More 
It's been over 12 years since the completion of my sentence.
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answered on Dec 30, 2023
In West Virginia, reinstating firearm rights after DUI convictions can be a complex process, particularly with multiple offenses. Your eligibility to regain these rights depends on several factors, including the nature of your convictions and the completion of all sentencing requirements.... View More
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answered on Dec 29, 2023
The eligibility for a hardship driver's license in Alabama is influenced by various factors, including past driving offenses. While DUI convictions typically have a significant impact on driving privileges, especially in obtaining a hardship license, the specific rules and regulations can... View More
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answered on Dec 29, 2023
In Georgia, a DUI (Driving Under the Influence) generally requires evidence that an individual was operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If you are inside your house and there is no proof that you were driving the car under the influence, it is unlikely that you would... View More
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answered on Dec 28, 2023
In New Jersey, the decision to remove an ignition interlock device (IID) typically depends on the specific conditions set by the court. While I can't provide the most up-to-date information, in many cases, individuals with DUI convictions may be required to use an IID for a specified period as... View More
I think I have enough money saved to get my iid and insurance to reinstate them is this a good idea
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answered on Dec 27, 2023
If you are caught driving with a suspended license in Florida more than a year after a DUI, it indicates a serious violation. While you may have saved enough money to obtain an Ignition Interlock Device (IID) and reinstate your insurance, it's crucial to approach this situation carefully.... View More
I have only had my arraignment but my BAC was 0.12 and I have already taken AA classes. Can my attorney be able to reduce my charges from a DUI to wet reckless?
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answered on Dec 23, 2023
In California, a "wet reckless" charge is a common plea bargain in DUI cases, particularly for first-time offenders or where the evidence may not strongly support a DUI conviction. This charge is formally known as a reckless driving involving alcohol charge.
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decided to go to a little kickback after a long time. officer said i was swerving but i know i was not because i knew where i was going, where i was going and with who. never have i broken any laws (nor do i plan to) and feel scared. i am an university student about to enter their last semester.... View More
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answered on Dec 21, 2023
The good news is that you have a moderate alleged BAC. A criminal conviction, depending on whether it's a DUI conviction, or something lesser, can affect your employment, your driver's license status and many other things. Find the best attorney you can right now to help you and protect... View More
decided to go to a little kickback after a long time. officer said i was swerving but i know i was not because i knew where i was going, where i was going and with who. never have i broken any laws (nor do i plan to) and feel scared. i am an university student about to enter their last semester.... View More
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answered on Dec 21, 2023
Under California law, facing a DUI charge as a first offense with a BAC of 0.12 can have significant legal and personal consequences. Your academic and future professional life could be impacted, especially if your career requires a clean criminal record or involves driving.
During your... View More
decided to go to a little kickback after a long time. officer said i was swerving but i know i was not because i knew where i was going, where i was going and with who. never have i broken any laws (nor do i plan to) and feel scared. i am an university student about to enter their last semester.... View More
answered on Dec 21, 2023
A DUI conviction remains on your record for 10 years, causes greatly increased Insurance Rates, and may affect you in future employment opportunities.
Best course of action is to hire an experienced DUI Defense Attorney, you can afford, to aggressively defend you in an attempt to Dismiss... View More
Could not find me in there system what should i do
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answered on Dec 19, 2023
If you received a reckless driving and DWI ticket in Mississippi, and the court cannot locate your information, take the following steps: contact the court clerk's office to inquire about your case, verify the accuracy of your ticket details, and consider seeking legal advice, especially if... View More
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answered on Dec 19, 2023
In California, when facing a situation where a spouse is involved in a DUI accident with a vehicle registered in your name, there are several legal considerations to keep in mind. First, it's important to understand that as the registered owner, you could potentially be held liable for damages... View More
answered on Dec 19, 2023
Whether she reports the damage to the insurance company isn't really up to you. She was driving with permission, as such she is an insured under the policy. The premiums for that policy presumably come from community property funds. The payments for the car presumably come from community... View More
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answered on Dec 19, 2023
Financially, if the vehicle is in your name, you're responsible for repairs or replacement after a DUI-related accident. Reporting it to insurance may cover the damage, but your premium might increase. Your wife could face fines and license suspension, impacting joint finances. Legally,... View More
Then he cant be held as a credible witness??!! All testimonies sworn under oath are recorded right?
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answered on Dec 17, 2023
Any hearing in court should be either audio recorded and/or recorded by a court reporter. You could request a transcript of the hearing which could be used to impeach the witness at a later date. Impeaching is the fancy term for calling someone a liar in court by showing the inconsistency in their... View More
Also is it safe to apply for his citizenship as its due.
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answered on Dec 14, 2023
A DUI conviction can have implications for a green card holder's ability to travel and apply for citizenship. It's important to consider the specific details of the DUI offense, as some convictions, particularly those involving serious harm or repeated offenses, may have more significant... View More
I got a speeding ticket about a year ago, and I got it fixed where I wasn't ordered to court or pay a fine and was told if I got reprimanded again, the judge would bring it up and make me pay the speeding ticket. is that true? The ticket I got taken care of was just speeding, and my new ticket... View More
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answered on Dec 12, 2023
Whether an old ticket can resurface in court for a new offense in Mississippi depends on factors like the judge's discretion and your driving record. While there may not be a specific law requiring it, judges can consider past infractions during sentencing. Your previous speeding ticket, even... View More
Pulled over by Wheat Ridge police in Lakewood for suspected DUI. Paperwork shows I was pulled over In wheatridge, when I was actually in Lakewood, a mile or two past wheatridge city limits.
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answered on Dec 12, 2023
In Colorado, a police officer from one city can pull you over in another city under specific circumstances. Generally, officers have jurisdiction only in their city, but exceptions include fresh pursuit, mutual aid agreements, and concurrent jurisdiction in certain areas. If you were pulled over in... View More
Long story short, I was visiting family in Alabama last Janurary and I was arrested for a dui. I went to municipal jail, bonded out, and immediately retained council. My court date was pushed off several times, this was frustrating because I live out of state, and had to keep changing arrangements.... View More
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answered on Dec 12, 2023
In Alabama, if you have an arrest warrant, your lawyer can file a motion to recall it, presenting factors such as the reason for the warrant, any hardship you face, your willingness to appear in court, and the risk of flight. If granted, the warrant is recalled, and you can address the charges at... View More
A 25yo white male pulled over for wreckless driving, refuses a breath test and is arrested for DUI... Said offender spits on the officer during the arrest and is charged with 24-13-470 -throwing bodily fluids, 56-05-2930 - dui 1st refuse test, 44-53-0370 - possession of marijuana, and... View More
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answered on Dec 12, 2023
Throwing bodily fluids is a felony with a maximum penalty of five years imprisonment and a $5,000 fine. DUI 1st offense refusal is a misdemeanor with potential penalties including a fine up to $400, imprisonment up to 30 days, and a one-year driver's license suspension.
Possession of... View More
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