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My husband was the passenger in a vehicle involved in an accident, which was not the driver's fault. He lied to the police about who he was because he had a month old warrant out for his arrest for missing a DUI court case. Both are class 4 felonies. He only has 6 more months left of his 24 month probation. Both charges are being tried separately and I don't have any money to bail him out. How long will he stay in jail approximately with a public defender? The sentence for the DUI was 3 months in custody and 24 months probation back in 2011.
Sorry to hear that you're going through this. It's going to be very difficult for any of us to answer your question...
husband was driving drunk, not in reckless or careless manner. he was pulled over due to the phone call alone. he was taken to the hospital because of chest pains and they did a blood alcohol test without permission.
The 911 call or tip to a police information line likely created enough probable cause for a traffic stop. The...
I was pulled over for speeding in Kendall County, IL, after which I was asked to submit to a Field Sobriety Test. I remained calm and polite while acting in this, followed instructions, and acted to the best of my abilities. Due to the circumstances surrounding the issue (40 MPH cross-winds, my shaking based on the weather and my nerves), I was taken in to the station, in which I continued professionalism before agreeing to submit breathalyzer. The officer gave me 20 minutes to sit without coughing, touching my mouth, or belching (Avoiding coughing was impossible, as I was sick). In the officers' statement, the coughing constituted as a refusal to blow. What are my options, and does this circumstance constitute my "admission of guilt"?
The state can argue that. A good attorney will rebut them
a) With my DUI conviction being “VACATED”, would the revocation (which was issued as an effect of the conviction still be upheld when I was arrested on 09-21-2012) still be in effect from 08-08 (issue date) to 10-04 (date vacated)? b) Since my conviction was “vacated” and my statutory summary supervision case was “terminated”, would I still need SR-22 insurance? Online sources say “SR-22 on needed for DUI convictions. c) How would I get assistance or eliminate the “revocation (01- 3-yr. responsibility)” and “Required SR-22 (proof of future financial responsibility)” from my driving record? Because the 09-21-2012 arrest (revoked license) was in effect b/c my license was not valid. d) Is my license valid now? Will I have to pay the reinstatement fee, even though I was never convicted
The best way to answer these questions would be to hire an attorney to review a copy of you abstract. Only then could...
My friends court date isn't until April 2nd. I am wondering if she should get the interlock device installed in case things do not go well in court. I have heard that she has a limited amount of time before she cannot enter into this program. Is this true? If she does get the device and she is then found innocent can she get her money back? Will she have to continue paying for the device?
As an experienced DWI lawyer in Texas, if your friend is ordered to get the device as a condition of her bond she...
I'm 4 months into the 6 month SSS. I am driving on the MDDP right now. Havent been convicted of DUI yet, but expect to once I run out of continuances. Second DUI. First one was 8 years ago and got supervision. Question is, am I eligible and should I hire a lawyer and try to get RDP as soon as my revocation begins, or wait until the year is almost up and try then. As far as I can tell, the cost is much more to try and get the RDP within the year than it is to wait until the year revocation is up. I live in Naperville and getting to my job would be tough, but not impossible.
Once you are convicted, the MDDP will become invalid. 30 days after the revocation you can apply for an RDP. You may...
Concerned what happens when I reinstate CDL. Will everything be back to normal? Is the SSS a conviction, for employment purposes?
You will have a one year DQ on your driving record. SSS is not a conviction. it's adminstrative action.