Are any of those questions relevant? The law says one thing then does another, and it applies differently to different people. Unconstitutional or not, the point is that there are instances in which the constitution is not followed to a T. Frankly I don't care if you are a judge, lawyer, or some...
I don't even know what that is supposed to mean. That is not what happened to me. If it was then I wouldn't be on probation and my license would not be suspended. My license was however suspended due to a DWI in Nebraska. I was merely pointing out that your statement of it being unconstitutional...
Unconstitutional? It happens all of the time!
For example, a close friend of mine who lives in Nebraska was arrested for DWI in KC, Missouri which is considered to be a misdomeanor with "minimum" sentancing of 30 days in jail, a $500 fine, 5 months probation following incarseration, and 3...
Unfortunately that wasn't really an option. Between my friend needing to get home so he could be on time to work and my son being sick... getting home on time was the only goal. In your general rule for sentancing, are there any sort of exceptions made for people that are from out of state...
So in other words, the judge would think that it is better for someone falling asleep at the wheel to be driving than someone who has driving training and experience that won't fall asleep?
You said if I plead guilty my license will be further suspended, so what if I try to fight it? I know my license is suspended and I was driving, but if it was the SAFEST alternative then is there a chance of getting off easier? The highway patrol officer that pulled me over wasn't sure if I'd...
Here's the deal: Back in September I received a DWI in Nebraska (my home state) and have since had my license suspended for just under 2 months now and am on my way to completing my 6 months of probation. At the beginning of this month I took a trip down to Texas with a close friend. When...