If you go to court to obtain court supervision (1st ticket 16 yr old), can the judge fine him anything he wants?
The statutory fine is for a conviction. He pays extra for supervision.
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The statutory fine is for a conviction. He pays extra for supervision.
Public defenders are lawyers licensed to practice law just like the rest of us. They graduated from law school and everything.
Unfortunately federal regulations prohibit the issuance of a hardship license during a disqualification of a CDL
There is no corpus delicti in a speeding ticket. There is no specific intent. There is no general intent. The state can stand up and admit, we...
The SOS probably returned it to the cop to fill in the missing information. if that is the case, there would have been no confirmation in the file...
You would want someone who deals with the IL Dept of Natural Resources. That is administrative law. I would start with Carl Draper. 217-544-3403....
In St Clair County probably not. Check with a local lawyer.
Talk to the State's atty or city atty (you don't say who wrote the ticket). They may have a deferral program.
No. good time does not apply to previous incarceration for prior offenses.
You have asked this three times in the DUI forum. It has nothing to do with DUI. I reposted it in family law.