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I paid all and any fines and completed all necessary programs. I even attached letter from my probation officer saying he was in agreement that I had met all requirements so that I could have revocation lifted. Sections 136.5(a)(3) and 136.5(b)(2) were cited in the denial as reasons for such. In summary "revocable offense" is the first section explaining that the first time I received a revocation of my license that is the date from which the second section stating that a person receiving 3 or 4 alcohol or drug related driving convictions or incidences in any combination within a 25 year period from said date of revocation then gives Commissioner the ability to deny application. My questions are, what is or should be my course of action. Can I go to another state and get a drivers licen

Another state would probably not license you, as they ask you re: prior convictions of this nature typically, and may...

I paid all and any fines and completed all necessary programs. I even attached letter from my probation officer saying he was in agreement that I had met all requirements so that I could have revocation lifted. Sections 136.5(a)(3) and 136.5(b)(2) were cited in the denial as reasons for such. In summary "revocable offense" is the first section explaining that the first time I received a revocation of my license that is the date from which the second section stating that a person receiving 3 or 4 alcohol or drug related driving convictions or incidences in any combination within a 25 year period from said date of revocation then gives Commissioner the ability to deny application. My questions are, what is or should be my course of action. Can I go to another state and get a drivers licen

Duplicate post, see other answers there

i just took a plea from the DA at central islip court for 1 year interim probation and pleading to a dwi. I have been told both that i will be eligible for a conditional after the dmv gets report of the conviction and i have been told that i am not because interim probation is not actually a charge. I would like to know the answer as my current attorney is impossible to get a hold of on this matter.

Your current attorney needs to make himself available to you. That said, normally anyone on Probation must receive...

I have a friend who was involved in a DUI arrest last night and I am wondering what legal implications he may face if convicted. He is a college student and made some very serious/idiotic mistakes. This event took place in New York State. From my understanding he has no prior criminal record. These are the offenses from what I know however he has not been arraigned yet -Driving without headlights on -Driving without a valid drivers license -Driving while intoxicated while under 21 (I do not know the exact BAC) -Providing a false name/information to the police -Resisting Arrest (supposedly was screaming at police officers, they used force against him to restrain him) Looking at these potential charges, what could one expect as a legal penalty? The car driven did not belong to him.

There are a number of possible outcomes, many of them are not good. He needs a very good attorney quickly. There are...

I was convicted of DWI back in January 2011. Part of that sentence was a a 6-month jail term and a 1-year conditional discharge. The conditional discharge was set to expire on January 4th, 2012. I went to pick up my license from the DMV yesterday (January 14th) and was told I still needed an interlock device, however, with nobody to monitor it (courts or probation) all interlock companies I tried to schedule installation with claimed that they cannot install a device. Is this a DMV issue or does this have to involve the courts now?

I would speak to the attorney that sentenced you...its one of 2 things however...either the court ordered the interlock...

Hello, I recently got offered a deal where my DWI charge would be knocked down to an impaired. However I have to do a year of interim probation for this to happen..My questions is what is the difference between Interim probation and regular probation for a misdemeanor/felony?. What are the guidelines I have to follow? How bad will it be? Will they really check upon me? What do I have to prepare for? Any answers will be greatly appreciated.

it is similar to regular probation. Ask your lawyer.

I served jail time and completed DDP (got DS-449). My license was revocated for 5 years. Now that the revocation period has ended, I've applied for my license and was denied. I was denied based on new laws that were not in effect at the time of my conviction in 2007. I was told I could not have my license back until a 25 year period has lapsed. Can I be held to the new laws that were introduced 5 years after my case was closed? If so, would I be eligible for a conditional and/or restricted license based on a hardship? As a result of my mistake, I am now a stay at home dad with no ability to work or assist my children to from doctor/school, etc. I'd like to take some of the burden off of my family.

There are exceptions to the new regulations that you could fall into. No one can tell unless they review your history...