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I have had a year to pay but work has been up and down. I just recently got another job now i am able to pay. What will happen. My dead line is july 1st2016.
answered on Sep 24, 2016
Any time a court sets a deadline, it is important to meet it. If you simply cannot due to circumstances beyond your control, you should contact the court immediately and ask for an extension. Failure to do so will have dire consequences.
Ended up getting a DUI out of it.It was dark. They had no way to verify it was me. Specifically told me the reason they pulled me over was because they ran the plates.
answered on Sep 18, 2016
Yes. It has been held that that creates reasonable suspicion. That is enough to pull you over and inquire further. From that point, they can try to develop probable cause to arrest.
I received two underage drinking tickets and a DUI (stupid mistakes all over 5 years ago.) so I'm wondering when it asked if you've been convicted of a crime more than 3 times related to alcohol on the application would I need to disclose all of this. And would this cause issues/refusal?... View More 
answered on Feb 23, 2016
Your question needs more detail. Was the DUI in Wisconsin? Generally, the OWI 1st is not a misdemeanor, although depending on the severity of the crime this may not be the case. Tickets are generally municipal forfeitures and not criminal convictions. If you are unsure on the results of your... View More
answered on Oct 28, 2013
It is legal, but the law states alcohol can only be consumed on private, non alcohol-selling premises, with parental consent. Some examples of locations would be a private home, private office, or private property with the consent of a parent.
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