He has two court dates one in June for Violation of probation - another in July for the DUI. As a mother I am just curious as to what to expect from this. Did I mention he has be in Jail since the last incident that happened in March.
You or your son need to contact an attorney (preferably one who concentrates on DUI defense). Your son is facing...
The only reason I was unable to get pbj at the trial was due to a Federal DUI conviction (US Park Police - I-295) on my record from 2007 which carried 0 points and was not sent to MVA. The judge said she would reconsider granting pbj based upon completion of 6 months of supervised probation, and 26 weeks of drug/alcohol classes. Now MD MVA is trying to suspend my license for another 180 days (currently half way through initial 180 day suspension) based upon the 8 points connected to the conviction, however if pbj granted 0 points on my license. All legal parties seemed very confused by Federal DUI and I fall in some legal grey area for probation before judgment. I am unable to join interlock program since I no longer own or have access to a vehicle. What can I expect at MVA hearing?
You should speak with an attorney. It is possible to have the MVA hearing delayed, but certain paperwork must be filed...
I got pulled over for driving 74mph on the highway(limit was 55mph), driving under the influence that came out to be 0.13, and possession of marijuana(driving with dangerous substances with less than 10 grams) with 500 dollars fine.. I was arrested for like 2-3 hours and I told what cops told me to do and tried to be nice to them. The big problem is I'm on F-1 Visa status, which means I'm international student..(im 21years old). I don't know what to do just sitting at home for like 4 days now... Please give me some advice or something..
Call me at 2:00 PM. I can at least tell you how it all goes and give you back some perspective. I am not saying you...
I tapped a vehicle pulling out of a parking spot after a few beers and an officer witnessed it and decided it was ground for a breathalyzer. I came in at .09 BAC. Clean record. Never been in trouble. I read online that insurance companies do not find out about PBJ's, so I was curious since PBJ's are not considered convictions would it be reported back to my home state?
I have also read online that the interstate myth regarding Massachusetts not finding out about out of state DUI's is a farce due to the new DLC (?). Since Mass. doesn't have a PBJ law, I'm puzzled as to how this would effect me back home dealing with the RMV.
Do not go into this case with a pbj attitude . Low breath test cases are defensible in some circumstances. Md will...
