I applied for a vehicle salesperson license in California but was denied due to criminal history. What are my chance to appeal?

You are looking for a lawyer who works with professional licenses, your best bet would be to search for a lawyer using that search term or...

How do I know if I will be charged with a DUI?

The DA will review the evidence and make a charging decision based on the police reports for the accident and the hospital blood analysis, once...

What do I need to do to get my license back after completing all my classes and paid fines after a DUI seven years ago?

Bad news, unless you (or the court) have the paperwork regarding the completion, you will have to do it again...sorry.

I got my first DUI in 2007 and one in 2009 since then I haven't enrolled in a 18 month program it's been years I know....

I'm not a mind reader, are you asking a question about the class? If so, you will need to complete the program before you can get a license AND...

Can I drink alcohol even if I'm in probabtion?

The answer to your question is...it depends, if you were ordered to abstain from the use of alcohol while on probation, no you can't drink. ...

Can someone get a dui with no chemical test.

A felony DUI is four within 10 years, the maximum depends on the severity of the first three and of course the fourth but state prison and years in...

There are way to many variables here, if the other person was injured, or not. Whether you provided a blood sample, or not. Whether law...

You can always convert your community service into custody time, when you will be taken into custody is up to the Judge at the time he/she makes...

It seems like you should be OK as you didn't do something to compromise the integrity of the device and you didn't drive with a measurable amount...

How can I go about getting an extension on the time allotted for completing my first offender DUI class and victim impact panel?

If your plea was in Placer County you should get on the court calendar as quickly as possible, you will need to explain to the judge why you were...