Is driving to make a payment towards DUI fine considered a violation of driving restrictions?

Yes, it's a violation. A DUI restriction in Kansas only allows you to drive to/from/during work, to attend court-ordered classes or treatment, and...

Is there a staue of limitation on traffic violations in Kansas

This is not going to go away. The statute of limitations stops running when you fail to appear in court. Call the Kansas Department of Revenue,...

If I was charged w/ a DUI in FL 20 yrs ago, would the judge in KS be able to know unless I told them...I did, but just curious.

Unlike many other states which only "look back" five or ten years for prior offenses, Kansas looks back forever. As for whether the court would...

Never aware I had to file for admin. hearing after dui-missed deadline. courts can't tell me where/how to file petition-plz help

I assume the officer that arrested you served you with a pink form, called a DC-27. This is the form that begins the suspension process. The back...

I need legal help with my defense

I am always very hesitant to criticize another lawyer, especially when I don't have all the facts. However, if what you have written is correct, I...

A DUI is a major problem for a Kansas licensee with a commercial driver's license. First, the prosecutor is prohibited from offering a diversion...

Do I have a case with marijuana possesion charge?

There is always a fighting chance in every case. A criminal defense lawyer who is experienced in drug cases can look into the registration issue. ...

What penelties am I looking at?

Yes, Kansas will look at this as a 4th offense. The MINIMUM sentence is 90 days in jail, but it is quite unlikely you would receive the minimum. ...

Can they take my license?

This is a strange situation. The pink sheet begins the administrative process to suspend your drivers license. You have 13 business days from the...

Do you think that i will be able to pay a fee or will i have to go to jail?

I cannot give you a definite answer without knowing what court you are in. In general prosecutors want a couple of days in jail for a second...