Set the case for trial. Request extensive discovery on the contracts between the city and the private vendor who maintains the system. If they deny the info serve a subpoena on them for the docs. Study all hearsay objections. The essence of hearsay is that it's not reliable unless some exception applies. However, even if one may apply you may overcome the presumed reliability by showing a pecuniary interest by the private vendor. The entire prosecution is based on hearsay.....
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If this is your first DUI and you lost your APS hearing, you will be eligible for a restriction after the 30 day hard suspension. You have already enrolled in the DUI class, got your SR-22, now you must simply go to the DMV and show proof along with a reinstatement fee of $125.00 and they will issue you a restriction. The restriction will allow you to drive to and from work, to and from the class and during employment if you drive for a living. Feel free to call me if you have further...
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1) Yes go to Court and the Court will issue most requests for extensions. Don't push your luck however. 2) Most are. 3) Look on-line for best and least expensive. 4) No. 5) Check with the Court website for that answer. The form is usually not needed, but with any communication to the Court, you should always include your docket #.
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I would, if you want your license back after 90 days. Otherwise you will have to wait a year or longer. Call me for questions (415) 378-4133
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You do not want to fail to appear, if you do they will suspend your license and in some counties they will convict you on the citation alone. A driving on a suspended license carries two points on your CDL record. It is also a potential misdemeanor and it is a priorable offense. Do not simply pay or plead guilty, for this one you will need an attorney. Two points will stay on your record for SEVEN years. Ouch..... If you are in need of assitance in any traffic matter please do no...
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If the case was dismissed there is no conviction, so no there should not be a conviction on your record. There will be a record of arrest, but it is only available to law enforcement and the Courts. There may be a record of suspension based on the arrest with the DMV. This will depend on the outcome of the DMV hearing, if one was requested. If you are in need of further assistance please feel free to call me directly at (415) 378-4133, or visit us at www.CaliforniaLegalDefense.com
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You may want to check with your new home state. However here in Calfornia you can file a request with the DMV to remove the requirement for completion of the DUI class. What you must show is that you will no longer reside in Calfornia - if you ever come back to California you will have to do the class to get a CDL. Also, if the class was part of your Court probation, you must go back to court to have the Court strike that requirement of your probation. If you fail to address the Court side...
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Absolutely get a lawyer, don't think twice. If convicted this will have a huge impact in your friends life. Don't mess around. Don't worry about the time he would get, worry about hiring someone good who will hopefully avoid that question all together! Feel free to call me for questions (415) 378-4133
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The first thing that you want to do is order a copy of your DMV record. I think that you will find that a conviction will not be on the record. What will be on the record however is a suspension for a DUI that is based on the arrest for the DUI. This will be the case unless you requested and won your hearing.
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It is Court Probation so you have no problem living in Nevada (unless you are on formal probation, which I doubt). The class must be completed in CA for you to get credit and get the suspension lifted from the DMV. However, you can request for a waiver once you have established your residency in Nevada. Once there contact DMV and tell them you no longer intend to reside in CA. They will send you forms to fill out and you can then waive the class and have the suspension lifted. This only...
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