You can consult an attorney but it's unlikely to result in anything further, the DMV (and CA Dept. of Health) has a required curriculum and...

I think you need to ask your lawyer what he/she means by statute of limitations and it's applicability to this question, as the other lawyers have...

Calculating credits an be very tricky, you should contact his lawyer to find out what he has completed the credits applicable and then what he owes...

You need to speak to an attorney. A probation violation is generally decided and punished by a judge, and a lawyer would need more information...

A "wet" reckless is still a DUI and an 1204.3 petition doesn't remove it from the data bases they use at the border, you should contact a Canadian...

You need to compete a VS 24 form with supporting documents and a fee, California Department of Health website has complete information:...

Until you do the class, you can't get a license. There may be more to do than just the class, you can call Mandatory Actions at 1.916.657.6525 to...

You should contact a local DUI attorney to discuss the facts, in a "no-drive" case the prosecutor needs circumstantial evidence to make the case. ...

Hard to say, it depends on who performs your background check and what they actually "check." If it hasn't shown up in a background check before...

That's a question for your Public Defender. I would guess that the "lid" is the maximum time you would be agreeing to serve in custody.