The statute for shoplifting does not contain any language as to how long between charges affects the sentence requirements. Per OCGA...

Then the officer will have to show that there is sufficient evidence to substantiate a DUI charge based on your driving, the officers observation...

Do you have a defense? Where was it found, how did the police find it? We need a lot more information before we can give you any advice.

If the settlement was used to pay for treatments or other case related costs, those come out first, then the remainder is split per your agreement

Doubtful, however you should contact a Wisconsin DUI attorney in the jurisdiction you're case is in to get more detailed information.

Not necessarily, you would have to check if the State formally accused your case within 2 years of your arrest. If that didn't happen then there...

While the statute does call for jail time, most jurisdictions allow for the court to probate that time or do away with it with a fine or other...

Georgia doesn't have "prayer of judgment", the closest thing we have is nolo contendre meaning you are entering a plea without admission of guilt.

Two years from the incident date. However that means the case has only to be accused by then, regardless of when the court date is scheduled.

Did you enter a plea and go on probation? Did you do all of your probation successfully? Need more details of the court appearance before a warrant...