For first offense dui in Florida with a Pa license, however breath test was .119, what consequences might I expect?

You need to be contacting local DUI attorneys. He/she will explain the process/options and keep you from missing any DMV deadlines. Wishing you...

Ms. Morcroft gives sound advise - stay off the internet, and work with your attorney. Wishing you good luck

Whats the best way for me to word a motion im wrting to a judge in florida due to me not having my drrights violated and im not

You are not bound to have a DL. However, you are bound to the laws of the State which state you cannot drive without a driver's license. Either...

Can I still legally drive in GA after a DUI if I don't request an ALS hearing? Multiple DUI's in different states- NY and GA.

Do not drive! Do get a local DUI Attorney working on this for you. Wishing you good luck

If i got 2 Mips in GA in high school that were expunged and then i just got another one in FL in college what are my options?

You are not unlucky. You keep gambling with your future. Get a Tallahassee criminal attorney on this so that you get the best possible result. ...

Can I avoid doing jail time if I've been convicted of more than one driving while suspended license ?

Contact an attorney to appear with you and your reinstated driver's license. There are no promises, however, the court will be happy to see that...

Received a Florida Uniform Traffic Citation from Tampa. It has my name and driver license on it but it was driven by my wife.

If this is a camera ticket you have the option when receiving the notice to amend it to the person who was driving. If this was a traffic stop it...

How long will it take two coronas to clear your system for a urine screen

I agree with Mr. Morgan and will add that you should have asked the question before consuming alcohol. You are playing with fire.

Contact the courthouse to find out exactly what is going on and what you need to do.

Although you have left the area, you are required to satisfy Missouri requirements. Contact an attorney in the county of the charge to help you...