If I hit a driver who only has his permit does that mean my insurance doesn’t have to pay for the damage I done to his car?
Depends who's determined to be at fault. If you're at fault, you're at fault.
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Depends who's determined to be at fault. If you're at fault, you're at fault.
In part because nothing is ever removed from your driving history.
You could be violated and returned to prison to finish your full term--perhaps less. It depends.
Begin by contacting the DMV as it's entirely up to them. If you have yet to complete an 18-month DUI class, you'll need to do that, among other...
He will probably know or could easily find out. Probably best to be truthful rather than try to hide it.
You can try. No harm in calling and informing them of the situation.
At a minimum, encourage him to seek counseling. Consider informing his employer wherever he counsels young children--perhaps anonymously. This is...
Time to consult with an experienced federal criminal defense attorney in your area.
Contact the Juvenile Public Defender's Officer or whoever represented him on the case which resulted in five years probation.
You have to return to court to ask the judge. Speak to your lawyer. Don't just not show up.