The other dui’s are 13 yrs or older, is this classified as his 1st or 3rd. And can it be an aggravated dui if no one got hurt?
answered on Oct 24, 2019
First, because the other two are older than five years old.
For court. The charge was DUI other but I wasn't tested, wasn't charged, booked in or etc. Was automatically found guilty when I missed court I knew nothing about what can I do.
answered on Jun 22, 2019
You need to contact a criminal defense lawyer ASAP, so that he or she can try and get the conviction overturns and force the prosecutor to start from scratch. Most lawyers on here, including myself, offer free consultations to see how we can help; however, you need to reach out to someone sooner... View More 
answered on Jun 22, 2019
Typically no, as it is only used for establishing probable cause to make an arrest based on a DUI.
answered on May 14, 2019
They will most likely add it later or it is on the original citation. The ticket someone gets when charged with a DUI is just a copy. The original citation goes to the court. It can be amended up to the day of trial. So the officer not signing or leaving off their badge number is not necessarily a... View More
Current phone and address are incorrect on all
answered on Feb 17, 2019
While the wrong information on the ticket is not in and of itself enough to get the charges dismissed, it sounds like you may have a viable defense to the DUI. I'd be curious to know the basis for them giving you a DUI.
No breathalyzer was administered..no BA..and no urinalysis. Also current address and vehicals year is not correct.
answered on Feb 17, 2019
While the wrong information on the ticket is not in and of itself enough to get the charges dismissed, it sounds like you may have a viable defense to the DUI. I'd be curious to know the basis for them giving you a DUI.
I have not had any tickets or convicted of anything since then. I'm disabled amputation of arm and I live by myself on the main highway. I need a way to protect myself if needed to
answered on Feb 12, 2019
You need to get with an attorney to file the necessary petition with the relevant court, and have that attorney follow-up with the order certifying rehabilitation. Feel free to reach out to any attorney on here. Most lawyers, including myself, can provide a free consultation to guide you in the... View More
answered on Dec 13, 2018
You should definitely plead not guilty, and then get an attorney who can look at all of the facts and circumstances of your case.
answered on Dec 1, 2018
It really depends on several factors, including whether the DUI carried an actual conviction, or whether it was non-adjudicated, as well as whether it was your first DUI. Your best bet is going to be get with a criminal defense attorney to further discuss and see whether it can be expunged.
answered on Oct 30, 2018
It will likely be your first, since the 2016 one was non-adjudicated.
answered on Aug 22, 2018
Unfortunately, no. The law presumes that every citizen knows that law, particularly when it comes to DUI and implied consent.
First I was found having a pipe and grinder and for this I was let go with a warning. Later I was cought having smoked In a room. However there was no marijuana remaining when I was found. What is the criminal punishment for this. I am also under the age of 18.
answered on Aug 21, 2018
You may just be looking at a misdemeanor; however, regardless, given that it was just a drug-related crime, you should consider reaching out to an attorney, as the attorney may be able to work something out with the prosecutor so that you avoid jail time.
answered on Jun 27, 2018
If you cannot afford an attorney, and the underlying charge carries the potential of jail time, then you may be offered an attorney to represent you (a public defender). That being said, many attorneys may be willing to work with you in terms of setting up a payment plan to cover your legal... View More
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answered on Aug 21, 2017
Different states use different acronyms. No difference, in reality.
Drunk driving, it drugged driving, or impaired by both.
DUI or any other roadblock/ traffic stop
answered on Oct 20, 2016
Noncompliance with what? The right to remain silent refers to testimony.
Who is responsible for medical bills (bloodwork) attained during arrest for DUI -one time by licensed nurse
answered on Sep 24, 2016
That decision would normally be made by someone much higher up in the police agency, most likely the chief of police or county sheriff, as the case may be. Also, if the recording of the stop is part of an ongoing investigation or criminal prosecution, the prosecutor would have some input into that... View More
Have not had licenses since 91..would the 91 DUI still be on my driving records for west virginia??
answered on Sep 18, 2016
You need to check your driving record to see if you have any open suspensions, revocations or holds from your previous state. To get a new license, you must be clear in all other states.
answered on Dec 2, 2014
The best course of action is to retain a local attorney to assistance. Good luck.
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