How does that 10 year look back period for pa dui laws relate to people that had dui prior to the new law?
I'm a bit puzzled why you're asking about a DUI in 2004, but to answer your question, the 2004 DUI would definitely be counted as a second...
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I'm a bit puzzled why you're asking about a DUI in 2004, but to answer your question, the 2004 DUI would definitely be counted as a second...
In a case where there is a refusal (so long as you were provided what are called your O'Connell warnings) you will receive a one year suspension...
It depends on when the charges were dismissed. If it happened after a jury was sworn (or after the first witness was sworn in a bench trial) then...
There are essentially three levels of punishment in a Pennsylvania criminal case: 1) incarceration; 2) intermediate punishment/house arrest; and...
It is certainly possible. I would venture to say that most counties would offer some form of house arrest in lieu of the mandatory jail sentence...
Getting an ARD in such a situation is far from automatic, but it is possible. Whether or not ARD is offered is up to the discretion of the DA's...
The big difference is that with an underage, there is a mandatory license suspension that you would have had to serve. With a disorderly conduct...
There is never any guarantee, but you would likely be offered probation without verdict for a period of 30 days (assuming that the possession is...
If you are convicted of Underage Drinking, the license suspension is mandatory. It depends on the police officer and the district court, but...
It really depends on several factors: mainly your probation officer and the judge. Often times, the court will extend the ARD probation to allow...