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Possibly. It depends on the DA.
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You could start alcohol classes. It may reduce the probation period and the supervision fees.
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It should only be a problem if the prescription is not valid.
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You may be able to qualify for a license in Colorado. We have helped many people from Florida to do so.
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Go back to your lawyer and keep asking questions until you get everything answered.
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No. POSSIBLE SIGNS OF DRUNK DRIVING: Straddling center lane or lane marker. Almost striking and object or vehicle. Taking extremely wide turns. Weaving from one side of the road to the other. Driving on the wrong side of the road or on the shoulder. Driving at very slow speed - at least 10 mph below the limit. Following another car too closely. Narrowly missing another car or object by passing too closely. Braking erratically. Driving without headlights....
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A second DUR is 90 days to a year.
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You should get a lawyer.
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Probably not, but if you want to keep your license, you will need to take care of this.
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If you can afford it, yes. If you can not you may be able to qualify for a public defender.
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