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The NH case must be resolved before CA will reinstate your license. II would obtain local counsel to assist you. If the case has not been adjudicated either by plea or trial then I would consider filing a motion to strike the default and request a trial date. Cases are like wine, they get better with age.
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the prosecutor can withdraw ALS hearing result after a decision if the defendant pled guilty to a dwi charge.
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The answer is, it depends. If the state can obtain enough circumstantial evidence to prove that you were operating the car in question then the fact that you were not caught in the driver seat may not have much meaning.
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If you are temporarily caring for the dog then you cannot have an elective medical procedure performed without the owner's consent. I would suggest contacting an animal behavior specialist to provide assistance while the dog is in your care. The local SPCA should have some suggestions as to who you should contact.
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You do not have to provide him with the tv in lieu of owed rent.
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As the only New Hampshire attorney to respond to this question I would advise you that any pre-arrest voluntary statement made on the phone or otherwise can be used against you. New Hampshire is a "one party" state meaning that the police can apply for a one party wire and record the information absent informing the other caller. Should you have any additional questions or concerns please call me at 603-772-3433
Sadly, you cannot resolve this case by mail. You will need to contact the NH DMV and find out why your license is under suspension.
You will only face jail time if you are convicted of a DWI subsequent or aggravated charge. You should consult with a DWI attorney to determine what defenses may exist. NH law RSA 265-A:18 sets out what the Court is limited to in terms sentencing options. I offer a free consultation should you wish to discuss the matter further. Very truly yours, Ryan Russman, Esquire 14 Center Street Exeter, NH 03833 603-772-3433
He has two options. 1. File a motion to continue stating the grounds that he cannot attend. 2. Hire a lawyer who can waive his arraigment. If you have questions please call. Ryan Russman, Esquire 603-772-3433
The police are not required to provide Miranda warnings unless they intend to question your son after he is under arrest (not free to leave). Typically most courts will impose a fine. However, many will also order that his license will be suspended. The dmv in a separate proceeding also has the authority to suspend his license. If you have additional questions please call.
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