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Answered 6 years and 2 months ago by Michael D. Babcock (Unclaimed Profile) |
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| Legal Topics: DUI/DWI
You may be eligible for expungement if the conviction was more than 5 years ago. The expungement will seal the record from the public. Speak with an attorney
You may be eligible for expungement if the conviction was more than 5 years ago. The expungement will seal the record from the public. Speak... Read More
Answered 7 years and 7 months ago by Michael D. Babcock (Unclaimed Profile) |
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| Legal Topics: DUI/DWI
It depends on many factors. Including whether you had any priors, the county you are charged in, the need for license etc. I suggest you call some local attorneys and speak with them.
It depends on many factors. Including whether you had any priors, the county you are charged in, the need for license etc. I suggest you... Read More
Answered 8 years and a month ago by Michael D. Babcock (Unclaimed Profile) |
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| Legal Topics: DUI/DWI
Yes, he needs an attorney. Most judges will be reluctant to move forward without representation. A conviction can carry jail time and license suspension. If not handled properly it can impact him for a long time. Get an attorney. If he can’t afford one he can ask for a public defender but in some counties if he posted a bond he may not be eligible for a public defender. ... Read More
Yes, he needs an attorney. Most judges will be reluctant to move forward without representation. A conviction can carry jail time and license... Read More
This varies from county to county and court to court. Talk to a criminal lawyer in the community where you were arrested to get a good answer to this question.
This varies from county to county and court to court. Talk to a criminal lawyer in the community where you were arrested to get a good answer to this... Read More
Your problem is that the jury would have to believe that some unknown person drove you into that ditch. You need to hire a lawyer to represent you and find the "unknown female" in order to have a reasonable chance of winning at trial.
Your problem is that the jury would have to believe that some unknown person drove you into that ditch. You need to hire a lawyer to represent you... Read More
Yes, it is enough to prove it. Yes, a jury might believe your explanation and acquit you. Yes, you should tell your lawyer all of this, and if you do not have one, get one.
Yes, it is enough to prove it. Yes, a jury might believe your explanation and acquit you. Yes, you should tell your lawyer all of this, and if you do... Read More
Better check with his attorney, or the probation officer. That question can't be answered in this forum, since we don't know what court you are talking about or what rules he signed.
Better check with his attorney, or the probation officer. That question can't be answered in this forum, since we don't know what court you are... Read More
1. Never do the field sobriety tests. They never help you. Only agree to do the chemical test at the jail. 2. Yes, it is possible that there is a problem with the test. With three drinks of normal sized he never should have been at .08 at his weight.
1. Never do the field sobriety tests. They never help you. Only agree to do the chemical test at the jail. 2. Yes, it is possible that... Read More
You may have been charged with an OWI, but if you have not yet been convicted, you may have a defense and should talk to an attorney. If you have already pled guilty or been convicted, then the driveway circumstances don't mean anything, and you risk losing license and insurance.
You may have been charged with an OWI, but if you have not yet been convicted, you may have a defense and should talk to an attorney. If you have... Read More
You are risking criminal prosecution. Your dad cannot cover up for his nephew AND avoid paying the tow/storage fees, though there can always be a review of the reasonableness of those fees.
You are risking criminal prosecution. Your dad cannot cover up for his nephew AND avoid paying the tow/storage fees, though there can always be a... Read More
Yes, if there is a warrant outstanding, you still have a risk. Talk to an attorney in the county where the charge occurred to try to straighten this out.
Yes, if there is a warrant outstanding, you still have a risk. Talk to an attorney in the county where the charge occurred to try to straighten this... Read More
the statute of limitations doesnt work where the cops file charges but dont serve you because you have no, or not a good arrest. so, keep ducking the sheriff's service will not help you. its only where the cops dont file that you have a SL issue.
the statute of limitations doesnt work where the cops file charges but dont serve you because you have no, or not a good arrest. so, keep ducking the... Read More
Answered 13 years and 7 months ago by Jeffery Michael Haupt (Unclaimed Profile) |
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| Legal Topics: DUI/DWI
You have the right to a speedy trial, but if you are out on bond and the delay is due to your attorney's request for continuances or trial court congestion, then there is typically not much that can be done about it from a speedy trial standpoint. You need to direct this question to your attorney. If you feel that your attorney has been the reason for the delay, you are always free to hire different counsel.... Read More
You have the right to a speedy trial, but if you are out on bond and the delay is due to your attorney's request for continuances or trial court... Read More