Can I go to jail for a class A misdemeanor driving on suspended license while at an arraignment hearing?
The only way you would go to jail at arraignment is if you did not show up. Tom Speedie is a DUI lawyer around there.
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The only way you would go to jail at arraignment is if you did not show up. Tom Speedie is a DUI lawyer around there.
Step one is get SR22. Step two is hire a lawyer.
No. The Secretary of State has sole authority on when to purge driving records. When that happens, if ever, depends on your overall driving record.
If you are convicted of either offense, or both, they will cancel your RDP. if you receive supervision, they will not but you will have to explain...
You need to show up on the assigned court date and ask for an extension and explain that your completion date is the following day
Yes those are the rules. How long you are suspended or revoked has nothing to do with how long you have been sober. From your questions it appears...
Class A misdemeanor. Possible 364 days in jail and or $2500 fine. You should talk to a lawyer in the county in which you received the ticket.
That will be a three-month suspension if you are convicted
Your license will be suspended if you were connected in both of them
Yes this happens quite frequently. You are required to keep your sticker current