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Help! Drinking tickets underage!
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Answered on October 16, 2012
I would get a lawyer but I can tell you now, your license will probably be suspended due to the first ticket.
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Can a judge up your charges from a zero tolerance to a dui?
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Answered on October 16, 2012
That's up to the State's Attorney not the judge. State will probably go along with the cop. Take advantage of the break and stay out of trouble....
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I was arrested for DWI, have an attorney and am pleading not guilty. No alcohol in my system
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Answered on October 15, 2012
You can ask Google but you can't make them.
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Would the police department really sue me for around $100 photo ticket?
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Answered on October 13, 2012
Your driver's license will be suspended.
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At my arrest under DUI charge in Illinios my "NOTICE OF SUMMARY SUSPENSION/REVOCATION" states
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Answered on October 13, 2012
You probably should have an attorney because if you don't handle things correctly, there are steps the state can and will take to correct the...
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Does each county set the rates for fines and fees associated with fines?
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Answered on October 13, 2012
Minimum fines are set by statutes. Court costs are set by statute and also county boards. Final fines are set by count policy. There is no...
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Is violating a traffic law considered as violating a criminal law and would this break a deferred prosecution agreement?
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Answered on October 12, 2012
No.
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The officier pencil whip the report so I was found guilty of a DUI how do I fight this?
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Answered on October 12, 2012
You were found guilty because an objective observer, the judge, didn't buy your defense. You think it was great. I would have rejected it too.
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Will a traffic citation work as an acceptable substitute driver's license?
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Answered on October 12, 2012
You can drive on the ticket
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What can i expected from court for doing 42 over in a 45?
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Answered on October 11, 2012
This is a fairly serious offense. You ought to have an attorney.
