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I am charged with a 23153 a/b felony. What if my BAC was below .08 when I blew at the station?: I was arrested for a DUI, the police claimed at the station that my BAC was .08, but when I went to the DMV they reissued my license claiming that I blew below .08.

Asked over 1 year ago in DUI

William's answer: The key here is injury. The DA can charge you under the (a) count, regardless of your BAC. The DMV only cares about the .08. You need a lawyer's advice. If the injuries are serious, you may face state prison time.

Answered by a user, over 1 year ago.


What kind of lawyer do I need: My son and I brought a house . I thought I was co-signing but I brought the house. He pull 75000 dollars to fix the house. He started to do and then stop claiming he was broke. I ask him to show me the recipts. he refuse. I know he keep the ;money and I got stuck with the house and to pay another 75000 dollars to fix the house. What are my options? Can I take him to court or what. I'm very angry about the whole thing

Asked over 1 year ago in Criminal Defense

William's answer: I'm sorry for you. If you're on title, then you're likely stuck with the debt. I'd contact a real estate attorney to help you.

Answered by a user, over 1 year ago.


If your under informal probation and you get a ticket for under age position of alcohol, can they go to jail for it?: I wasn't driving it was in front of a club, I'm under informal probation and would like to know if getting a ticket for position of alcohol while been underage can I go to jail for violating my probation terms? I'm under informal probation for position of a gravity knife under penal code it falls under position of a switch blade. So my question would be what would ultimately happen to me if i'm under informal for a gravity knife and got a ticket for position of alcohol while been under age. I'm 20 years old it was in front of a club with a group of people.

Asked over 1 year ago in Criminal Defense

William's answer: So the court may impose some additional consequences, like community service or AA meetings. Don't wait for that to happen. Do AA meetings, get the meeting secretary to sign a paper showing you were there, and show it to the court, to show them you're taking it seriously.

Answered by a user, over 1 year ago.