Egg Harbor Crime

I lived in WI in 2000 and was arrested for DUI 3rd. I moved to SC before the issue was resolved. I have never held an SC license. I returned to Wisconsin in August, 2010 to answer for charges. . I plead “no contest”, served my jail sentence and returned to my home to South Carolina. I spoke to the SC DMV and they explained to me that they cannot issue any type of restricted license, as I am currently revoked in another state and have never had an SC license. Attorneys down here have advised me to consult an Attorney in Wisconsin. Is there any possible course of action that might enable me to get my license reinstated in any capacity or reduce the duration of the revocation? Would a sentence modification be applicable here? Thank you for your help.

There are actions that you can take. However, without knowing what the charges were exactly, and the ensuing penalties,...

I had a bac of .19. Is there ANY chance of the judge waiving the ignition interlock device (not just giving lowered fees) due to financial hardship (or any other reason)? If it's of any consequence-I'm a 37 year old business owner, single mother of a 4 year old. I have a squeaky clean record (til now). Incidentally (or not?) I haven't had a drop of alcohol since the incident-a month ago. I never was a habitual drinker (have a good "reason"for driving that night) so that wasn't an issue; just the thought of a glass of wine now makes me nauseous.

Sure, there is a chance; but frankly, not a good one. The WI DOT actually threatened to charge a judge with misconduct...

My bac was .19 . Through google-ing I just found out that an IID is required if bac is over .15. Is there any way a judge can (be convinced to) waive it? years ago my now ex husband was convicted of his 3rd. I wrote a letter saying I was pregnant and we couldn't afford it, and the judge waived it. (I've totally learned my lesson) Hoping to spare my 5 year old memories of mommy blowing into her breathalyzer :(

My best advice to you is too find a very accomplished DUI attorney in WI to handle your case. This is the best money...

I am a college student who was arrested for a 4th offense OWI( within 5 yrs) making my case a felony. The police obtained a blood sample and subsequently sent it off for further analysis at the Crime Lab. They found out already that there was no alcohol in my system at the time of the arrest. The Crime Lab already has indicated that this is true. Does having illegal substances in your blood make the charges any different (looked upon less severely than alcohol) ? But the prosecutor says he is waiting to get the blood work back. I have been to court a few times already but the prosecutor filed to dismiss the case without prejudice. Am I suppose to think that the case is settled? Do I need to pursue other avenues of 'suppressing' the blood sample?

Restricted controlled substance violation cases can be harder to defend, and are treated just as harshly as cases where...

work and they put me in the station for blood test but i am afraid of needles so they told me after that i failed the test so thats why i got the ticket for dui do i have chance if i got in court to reduce the ticket and not to put ito my record ?

You have little to no chance to get it reduced without an attorney. OWI cases are complex. Consult with an OWI attorney...

I know someone who is charged with a 5th OWI but the first 2 convictions are from 1989 and 1991. The fourth OWI charge is from another state that dropped the ball on finishing an OWI conviction back from 2005. It appears district attorney is making this a 5th OWI to convict as a felony.

The ten year look back only applies to second offense OWI offenses. For example, if a person had been convicted of...

Does the Judge mandate the service provider? Does my attorney have any influence on this? Who will tell me which one to get?

You may choose who provides the IID. The judge doesn't care. There are several companies you can ask your attorney or...