You took one good step by reinstating your license. The next thing you should do is contact a DUI defense lawyer in the county where you received...

They may have transferred their files to another agency. The Secretary of State or DSUPRA should be able to help you run that down. Short of...

One of two scenarios, You are going more than 45 over the limit (a class A misdemeanor possible one year in jail) and he let it go. Or he did not...

Almost certainly. Assuming they don’t accept your explanation-and they will not-you will have to have a formal hearing to continue your permit for...

Provided there are no other holds and you have a current license, you are good to go. Call the automated driving record to be sure....

Not enough facts to say for sure, but it could be aggravated fleeing/eluding, a felony, which gives the state 3 years to file charges. 18 months...

If you are convicted, your license will be suspended for 90 days. Whether or not you will be cited is anyone's guess.

No, the judge assumes you had insurance if you do not receive a no insurance ticket.

Yes. It would be a question of fact, as to whether or not, you could’ve gotten where you were without operating a motor vehicle.

Most likely. Most of them have jurisdiction sharing agreement.