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Heroin in his system.Came to our home and arrested him on. Feb 18 for a drug charge. Why did they rearrest him? He had no drugs in car or on his person on dui arrest. Can they file a warrant for what was in his blood?
answered on Feb 20, 2021
No they cannot arrest him for a drug charge because he had drugs in his system. He had to be in possession of them. There must be more to it. I recommend you call the clerk's office and get a copy of the affidavit of complaint and see what it says. I also recommend you hire an attorney to... View More 
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answered on Dec 15, 2020
Hopefully it was reported to DOS that you completed all sentencing requirements. However the DOS will probably want at least a driver's test and a reinstatement fee. If proof of the sentencing completion is required, you will have to go the Court in which you were convicted to get... View More
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answered on Nov 16, 2020
There may be many reasons. I doubt that you know what exactly occurred. Ask again if you know the facts.
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answered on Nov 9, 2020
He could be found in violation of probation. At the least he will not be eligible for TNDL reinstatement. He needs to contact whoever he is supposed to see about the service, and get it over with.
He got scared changed his mind he was off his mental meds cop tlkd2 him ask wat doing he was tryn2tellem when was told hands behind his back4a patdown4 thier safety cop cuffs him then 3-4all was assultin him@same time he's cuffed then in the garage it's on video slammed his face/head n2a... View More
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answered on Oct 13, 2020
Yes, it happens alot. The LEO needs some evidence that the suspect was driving the vehicle earlier. Then he puts together his proof of intoxication, and he gets a Warrant for DUI. Your Friend needs a competent attorney to prepare for a thorough Preliminary Hearing.
for me to fake a drugtest for my probation officers ???
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answered on Oct 12, 2020
Yes... a Misdemeanor.
We had a handshake agreement for buyer(long-time friend) to pay for a commercial van. 2009 Chevy, agreement was $3500, 500/month, never paid. He was supposed to transfer plates and insurance to his name but didn't, so it is still on our commercial insurance. We do not have contact with him or... View More
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answered on Sep 18, 2020
You should be able to get DOS to issue a new title certificate in the purchaser's name. Ask your County Clerk first, then call Nashville. Once issued send a copy to your agent, and try to deliver the title to the owner. Also that is probably a lease with option to purchase transaction,... View More
Ppl at dmv will not allow me to take test, without interlocking device. Last conviction 9.15.11 no where it shows this is required. Judge n commissioner say I’m clear n go test???
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answered on Sep 3, 2020
Not sure of your problem. But you need to try to get the License at another DOS facility. Otherwise you will need a very competent, and expensive, attorney to file an administrative action. That action could take at least a year, prior to appeals. Getting a blow meter for a little while... View More
and be charged with a dui
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answered on Aug 24, 2020
Absoultely... That is not the first time that has happened. You need to hire a competent attorney to file a Motion To Suppress for an Illegal Stop... Hopefully you drove okay.
My boyfriend is on probation and already has one VOP. We recently got into an accident which resulted in him recieving a DUI. We can not afford to pay his attorney to get him out of this trouble but he makes too much money to get a court appointed attourney. What can I do to help him?
answered on Aug 24, 2020
You have a constitutional right to an attorney. Petition the Judge to give you a Public Defender or appointed attorney. With what you meantioned, I would not go to court without an attorney.
Are we likely to have a problem if we stay in the room, she doesn't drive, and we do not appear intoxicated in public?
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answered on Jul 27, 2020
21 is the legal age for alcohol in TN, so it is illegal. You can be arrested for Contributing to her Delinquency, and she goes to Jail for Underage Consumption.
If they took you to a hospital and didn't blood test or urine test their wouldn't that make the whole accusation of DUI non- reliable
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answered on Jul 14, 2020
Not sure of your question. But DUI Defense is usually very difficult and you use everything there is to defend your Client. No one fact is ever conclusive Evidence on DUI's. And many, many Defendants are convicted with only the LEO's observation of driving and the FST's.
Ignition interlock for 6 months how can they do that when the law wasn't even in effect till 2013 my DUI was 2010 this is 2020 DMV says I have to have it because I had to DUIs within a 5-year. Well it was 2006 and 2010 I don't think that law existed then what can I do I just had it... View More
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answered on Jul 14, 2020
DUI is a very expensive crime. Many times the lawyer's fee is the cheapest part. If you are getting out of SR-22 expenses, then you are doing alright. DOS issues the TNDL, and you have to do what they say, right or wrong. Driving is a privilege, not a right. If you can, get a DL... View More
I was charged in Jan. 2019 with DUI first offense and am still fighting it as of July 2020. I have not been convicted. In March of 2020, I was charged in a different county with DUI first. Since I have not been convicted of any DUI yet, could they both wind up as DUI first offenses if I am... View More
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answered on Jul 6, 2020
That happens quite frequently. It depends on whether the second in time DA and Judge agree to your plea offer. You need to hire a competent attorney to represent you, and stay out of any more trouble.
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answered on Jun 30, 2020
Not sure of your question. But DOS issues ID Cards and will require Birth Certificates or your old TNDL, at least. And completing a DUI Sentence is usually not required, but could cause other problems.
I am 19 facing a DUI charge. I made the terrible decision to drive after I was drinking with some friends. I did not really know my limit; therefore, I was too intoxicated. Prior to that I smoked marijuana so I know that both substances will appear in my blood sample. The violation listed on my... View More
answered on Jun 30, 2020
I would hire a competent local criminal defense attorney. At a very minimum, you will spend 48 hours in jail, perhaps more with the marijuana charge. You will have to attend a DUI class and pay fines and court costs.
If you want a license, you will have to pay for an ignition interlock... View More
Mondays to take the safety classes. Is there an amount of time with license suspend that will exclude those classes
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answered on Jun 10, 2020
Not sure of your question. But required DUI Classes are given across this State, and at different times/days. You probably need to find another DUI Class in another County. Your Sentence will require every requirement completed within 11mo/29 days, period.
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answered on Jun 10, 2020
Yes... Your lawyer needs to ask the DA and the Judge to include this as part of your Sentencing or Judgment. It is at the Court's discretion, but many Counties are not set up for Work Release. If you already are convicted, then your lawyer might still make a Motion. Make your lawyer do his job.
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answered on Jun 9, 2020
Not sure of your question, but the DOS can charge money and require payment in full of convicted violations in order to receive driving privileges.
It has been 4,5 yrs since the dui,s were dropped to a 2nd p.o finished and quit drinking this revoked 1 is the only trouble.... what time is he looking at
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answered on May 29, 2020
He needs to get his Driver's License now. The DUI with all its Sentencing and Insurance requirements, and costs must be met. If he is in Florida then he needs to do what it takes to get a Florida Driver's License. There is plenty of time here, get it done, then go to Court. Most... View More
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