Frederic Crime

I got a DUI in MN in 2002. All my reinstatement requirements have been met except payment of reinstatement fee. Which my original paperwork from MN DPS says $295, now it's $695. Recently moved to WI and want to obtain my DL.

Normally. your privilege to operate will not show valid until you reinstate your license. The problem is if you try to...

My car was broken down ,Iwas under the hood looking at it when an officer pulled up ....he smelled alcohol and i was charged for my third offence. I took the case to jury trial but also lost Iam trying to get a driving job but keep getting turned down because of my driving record

No, not likely.

Got a open container. Underage drinkimg.and violate absolute sobtiety law..will i get any jail time and what should i plea in court

You shouldn't go to jail, but you will likely lose your license. http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/safety/docs/owi-...

i have one previous dui in 2004

It depends upon a number of possible factors (not included in your question) that should be explored with a local dui...

my wife recently turned 21 and while we live in wisconsin where this law allows me to drink with her in the bars, i'm wondering if this same law applies in minnesota. i'm asking due to the unclearness of the minnesota statutes.

Minnesota does not permit a person under the age of 21 to consume alcohol. However, it is an affirmative defense that...

I would just like to know what the maximum amt. of jail time for a third and 4th OUI...in most states...mainly wisconsin, is?

The penalties for an OWI third in Wisconsin are 30 days to 1 year jail, a $ 600-$2000 fine plus a $ 365 OWI surcharge...

I am a college student who was arrested for a 4th offense OWI( within 5 yrs) making my case a felony. The police obtained a blood sample and subsequently sent it off for further analysis at the Crime Lab. They found out already that there was no alcohol in my system at the time of the arrest. The Crime Lab already has indicated that this is true. Does having illegal substances in your blood make the charges any different (looked upon less severely than alcohol) ? But the prosecutor says he is waiting to get the blood work back. I have been to court a few times already but the prosecutor filed to dismiss the case without prejudice. Am I suppose to think that the case is settled? Do I need to pursue other avenues of 'suppressing' the blood sample?

Restricted controlled substance violation cases can be harder to defend, and are treated just as harshly as cases where...