Most likely yes. The interlock was part of your punishment so you still have to do it no matter how long you wait. Not exactly fair but it is the...

Not from the court but you can try contacting the officer at his department and asking for the records. You might need to do a subpoena for them...

The fastest way is to sign up for alcohol classes (you don't have to take them), pay a reinstatement fee, and get your license back. Then, after...

That's a tough one. But you are asking the right questions and smart to seek out an attorney. At that speed, it will probably take a lot of...

If it is a first time offense the minimum for those charges is 45 days jail. A court can reduce it to 14 days if the person installs an interlock...

Unfortunately you have to follow the law as it existed in 2012 and be punished according to the law in 2012 so you still have to do the interlock. ...

If you do get a ticket in the mail, before you contact the court or anything else, you should call some attorneys to discuss the situation. That...

If you were given the option to pay it in the beginning without going to court and the ticket was marked as civil, then no, you won't go to jail...

I assume you have an attorney or you would not be asking about a suppression hearing being denied. You should first talk with him or her about...

The statute of limitations is 7 years on a felony DUI and endangerment so yes they can still refile the charges if desired. If your address is now...