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answered on Jun 23, 2022
Georgia law does not allow expungement of DUI convictions or felony drug convictions. However, you may be able to expunge the drug conviction if it was for a misdemeanor offense. You would file a petition with the convicting court to request expungement.
O.C.G.A. section 35-3-37(j)(4)(A)... View More
I live in Georgia. Single vehicle. No witnesses.

answered on Jun 21, 2022
Sometimes cases do get lost in the shuffle, but it's never something to rely upon.
The citation likely gave you a court date. If you missed that, there's probably a warrant out for your arrest and a suspension on your driver's license.
Otherwise, see if you can find... View More
The code on his citation is 40-6-391.3 DUI - Driving school bus under influence

answered on Jun 19, 2022
That code section specifies an increased penalty for DUI while driving a school bus.
Your husband may still nevertheless be culpable for DUI with the more typical penalties.

answered on May 3, 2022
You're probably looking at something between 24 hours and 30 days in jail, plus classes, fines, and community service.
The amount of jail time will depend on various factors, including your driving record, your history with drugs/alcohol, whether you gave the police any attitude, and... View More

answered on Apr 12, 2022
It is always helpful to show the Court that you have been compliant with previous bond conditions, however, jail time is usually related to a person's criminal history, the severity of the charges, and whether a victim is involved.
My license has not been suspended

answered on Feb 7, 2022
Online dockets are not very reliable. Sometimes the warrant will show on the system but not always.
The best thing for you to do is get an attorney to walk into the clerk's office to check for a warrant and get you a new court date.
What's can I do ?

answered on Nov 22, 2021
Defending these cases usually depends on fourth amendment arguments. Did law enforcement have the right to stop you? If so, was the stop unreasonably prolonged? If not, did they have the right to search you and/or your car? Etc.
Feel free to email me to talk about setting up a retainer... View More
Furthermore as a violent man held her beyond will and beat her and had her arrested . Lady has 3 children and now away from harm need a chance to start her life now without the terrioristic drama he put her through

answered on Nov 18, 2021
UNFORTUNATELY, YOU HAVE TOO MANY DIFFERENT ISSUES IN YOUR QUESTION. NOBODY HERE WILL BE ABLE TO PROVIDE A RELEVANT RESPONSE TO ANY OF THEM. THE OVERALL BEST ADVICE YOU WILL REVCEIVE HERE IS TO MEET WITH AN ATTORNEY SO THAT ALL THE ISSUES CAN BE SORTED AND DISCUSSED.

answered on Nov 15, 2021
Technically, you can use a character witness to defend against a DUI change, but it is probably not advisable.
Generally, using a character witness "opens the door" for the prosecution to call other witnesses, or to present other evidence, against the defendant's character,... View More
Which I wasn’t asked for a test just booked in jail but I had supposedly 30 days to write to the dds but I wasn’t informed I had to to save my license an enable a permit to drive

answered on Oct 25, 2021
It is best to get in touch with an experienced DUI attorney who can guide you through the ALS process. As you mentioned, there is a limited time period to request a hearing.

answered on Oct 20, 2021
Yes, but you should probably be going for simple probation instead.
Email me to discuss.
Refuses blood test and Field sobriety test

answered on Aug 19, 2021
Yes, they can absolutely be charged. However, the real question will be whether they will be convicted. It sounds like you may have a strong case. I would recommend you contact a criminal defense attorney to discuss your options.
If i were the victim in a hit and run accident, and made a police report at the scene and whom they later arrested

answered on Jun 29, 2021
I’m glad to hear they found the hit and run driver. There should be an amended accident report from the resulting arrest with the driver’s information and their insurance company. You can file a claim against their auto insurance carrier to get compensated for your vehicle and injuries as a... View More

answered on Jun 9, 2021
Depending on the court, you may be able to ask for more time to consult an attorney. If you qualify, you may consider applying for a public defender. Don't wait to consult an attorney on your case because certain deadlines will begin passing and put you in a disadvantageous position.

answered on May 10, 2021
It sounds like you may be in DUI Court program. If this is the case, then yes, there are ways to be removed from the program. However, the alternatives available might not be fantastic either.
In order to get more useful information, you should contact an attorney to better explain the... View More
I believe I passed the sobriety test even though cpl weeks said I failed and charged me with DUI

answered on Mar 31, 2021
If you are planning to go to trial on a DUI charge, you should hire an attorney immediately.
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-Robbie Levin, Esq.
I was completely hammered drunk, speeding 92 mph going home at 2am. I flew by a police officer. I am a 34 year old woman.
He saw empty beer cans, asked to perform an FST. Toe to heel.
Tells me I failed.
Asked me where I lived.
"1 mile away."
Told... View More

answered on Mar 31, 2021
Your drunk driving and speeding are not legal. However, there is no law requiring an officer to arrest you.
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I received DUI and on the ticket it stated that a test was administered then in the remarks it states I had refused all testing. At the scene I asked for a breathalyzer. None of the 3 units had one. I was then brought to the station and I asked again for a breathalyzer and was... View More

answered on Mar 17, 2021
You are in a situation that cannot be fixed online. You need to retain competent counsel now to address your DUI case. You should not wait either. DUI cases have timelines.
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