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What happens if I have 2 DUI's that were incurred 4 years apart?

Under the laws of all states in this country if you actually ended up with a conviction of the prior DUI matter as opposed to having it dismissed after a successful diversion then the prior matter act

E.M., Member, California Bar answered 5 months ago

Do I need an attorney for my second DUI in 15 years?

First of all after so long a period, for sentencing purposes, this most retent DUI will be considered to be your first. However, this doesn't mean that the maximum penalty cannot be imposed. The fact

M.D., Member, California and New York Bar answered 6 months ago

Does the arresting officer need to be in court?

For preliminary hearings-- like a defendant's arraignment, entry of their plea or guilty or not guilty, and ministerial settings, then the officer does not need to be present.  If the setting is

B.H.F., Member, Texas State Bar answered 8 months ago

If I have a DUI that I never went to court for, what are my options?

If you have a DUI charge hanging over your head most likely you have an outstanding bench warrant arising from your failure to appear at the first appearance, the arraignment. I suggest that the best

E.M., Member, California Bar answered 1 year ago

I got a DUI In Eugene, Oregon but I'm a resident of California. Can hiring a lawyer really help me to convince the prosecutor to reduce the charges or avoid conviction and will the California DMV find out? What about my CA insurance?

California and Oregon are part of what is known as the Interstate Drivers License Compact, which means that the states share information regarding drivers records.  It is really applicable upon c

M.T.G., Member, New York Bar answered 3 years ago

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