Got a DUI in Missouri help
01-15-2011, 05:07 PM
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I'm sure the op knows he screwed up but he is asking for advice not a bully beat down. So if you don't have any helpful infermation take your *** hat off and 
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I'm against drinking driving my self and they do need to learn a lesson but everyone screws up and makes bad choices. Just do as others have posted and you should be fine buts it going to cost to you some $$$$ get a lawyer and they will proably give you temp license were you can go to work or school and back home and maybe some community service and try to get the lawyer to get the judge not to put this on your record as your insurance with go throw the roof
. I'm against drinking driving my self and they do need to learn a lesson but everyone screws up and makes bad choices. Just do as others have posted and you should be fine buts it going to cost to you some $$$$ get a lawyer and they will proably give you temp license were you can go to work or school and back home and maybe some community service and try to get the lawyer to get the judge not to put this on your record as your insurance with go throw the roof
01-15-2011, 07:55 PM
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Hi,
most states have a reciprocal agreement.........you lose your license/sr22 for three years/stays on your record 10 years. Any future offenses are considered 2nd offense in this 10 year period. Did you take breathalyzer test?????if not------ you refused and automatically lose your license.....
Attorney fees are high$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $400.00 is a cheap fine we are $1400.00 in s.c. With court cost.if convicted you must comply with state laws on the aforementioned items to get reinstated.......good luck........drive safely.
Have a blessed day.......captain jim retired law officer
most states have a reciprocal agreement.........you lose your license/sr22 for three years/stays on your record 10 years. Any future offenses are considered 2nd offense in this 10 year period. Did you take breathalyzer test?????if not------ you refused and automatically lose your license.....
Attorney fees are high$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $400.00 is a cheap fine we are $1400.00 in s.c. With court cost.if convicted you must comply with state laws on the aforementioned items to get reinstated.......good luck........drive safely.
Have a blessed day.......captain jim retired law officer
01-15-2011, 08:04 PM
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Hi,
most states have a reciprocal agreement.........you lose your license/sr22 for three years/stays on your record 10 years. Any future offenses are considered 2nd offense in this 10 year period. Did you take breathalyzer test?????if not------ you refused and automatically lose your license.....
Attorney fees are high$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $400.00 is a cheap fine we are $1400.00 in s.c. With court cost.if convicted you must comply with state laws on the aforementioned items to get reinstated.......good luck........drive safely.
Have a blessed day.......captain jim retired law officer
most states have a reciprocal agreement.........you lose your license/sr22 for three years/stays on your record 10 years. Any future offenses are considered 2nd offense in this 10 year period. Did you take breathalyzer test?????if not------ you refused and automatically lose your license.....
Attorney fees are high$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $400.00 is a cheap fine we are $1400.00 in s.c. With court cost.if convicted you must comply with state laws on the aforementioned items to get reinstated.......good luck........drive safely.
Have a blessed day.......captain jim retired law officer
01-15-2011, 09:50 PM
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LOL he had "2 BEERS" and blew a damn .03 anyone who calls him dumb is a hypocrite i'm sure 99% of people that will post on Tech have had 1 or 2 beers at a restaurant in some time or manor. Some people are so dumb on here sometimes. As for OP sorry just had to throw my 2 cents in there, I have never been in your situation so I canto help but GL and hope everything works out in your favor as you did nothing wrong if everything you say is the truth.
01-15-2011, 10:50 PM
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Hi,
most states have a reciprocal agreement.........you lose your license/sr22 for three years/stays on your record 10 years. Any future offenses are considered 2nd offense in this 10 year period. Did you take breathalyzer test?????if not------ you refused and automatically lose your license.....
Attorney fees are high$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $400.00 is a cheap fine we are $1400.00 in s.c. With court cost.if convicted you must comply with state laws on the aforementioned items to get reinstated.......good luck........drive safely.
Have a blessed day.......captain jim retired law officer
most states have a reciprocal agreement.........you lose your license/sr22 for three years/stays on your record 10 years. Any future offenses are considered 2nd offense in this 10 year period. Did you take breathalyzer test?????if not------ you refused and automatically lose your license.....
Attorney fees are high$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $400.00 is a cheap fine we are $1400.00 in s.c. With court cost.if convicted you must comply with state laws on the aforementioned items to get reinstated.......good luck........drive safely.
Have a blessed day.......captain jim retired law officer
01-16-2011, 03:35 AM
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most states have a reciprocal agreement.........you lose your license/sr22 for three years/stays on your record 10 years. Any future offenses are considered 2nd offense in this 10 year period. Did you take breathalyzer test?????if not------ you refused and automatically lose your license.....
Attorney fees are high$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $400.00 is a cheap fine we are $1400.00 in s.c. With court cost.if convicted you must comply with state laws on the aforementioned items to get reinstated.......good luck........drive safely.
Have a blessed day.......captain jim retired law officer
most states have a reciprocal agreement.........you lose your license/sr22 for three years/stays on your record 10 years. Any future offenses are considered 2nd offense in this 10 year period. Did you take breathalyzer test?????if not------ you refused and automatically lose your license.....
Attorney fees are high$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $400.00 is a cheap fine we are $1400.00 in s.c. With court cost.if convicted you must comply with state laws on the aforementioned items to get reinstated.......good luck........drive safely.
Have a blessed day.......captain jim retired law officer
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01-16-2011, 04:19 AM
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He wasn't.
01-16-2011, 04:48 AM
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Thank You everyone for your in put
Even the bashers that still live with mom and dad .
I started this thread to help a coworker that just transfered into our department 3 months ago from the construction department .He moved from amarillo to dfw 8 months ago with nothing but what would fit in his truck .Leaving behind screwed up family and freinds for a chance to make a better life for himself .
Amazingly he is 27 and as far as a record he has nothing not even a parking ticket .I know this to be true due to the back ground check they do to get a job with my emlpoyer .Which is very rare for any young person these days especially one from a family of screw ups .
Thank Yall again
Even the bashers that still live with mom and dad .
I started this thread to help a coworker that just transfered into our department 3 months ago from the construction department .He moved from amarillo to dfw 8 months ago with nothing but what would fit in his truck .Leaving behind screwed up family and freinds for a chance to make a better life for himself .
Amazingly he is 27 and as far as a record he has nothing not even a parking ticket .I know this to be true due to the back ground check they do to get a job with my emlpoyer .Which is very rare for any young person these days especially one from a family of screw ups .
Thank Yall again
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01-16-2011, 04:53 AM
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we know with all the "angels" on here I thought someone would had this happen to them .
01-16-2011, 05:19 AM
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Hi,
most states have a reciprocal agreement.........you lose your license/sr22 for three years/stays on your record 10 years. Any future offenses are considered 2nd offense in this 10 year period. Did you take breathalyzer test?????if not------ you refused and automatically lose your license.....
Attorney fees are high$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $400.00 is a cheap fine we are $1400.00 in s.c. With court cost.if convicted you must comply with state laws on the aforementioned items to get reinstated.......good luck........drive safely.
Have a blessed day.......captain jim retired law officer
most states have a reciprocal agreement.........you lose your license/sr22 for three years/stays on your record 10 years. Any future offenses are considered 2nd offense in this 10 year period. Did you take breathalyzer test?????if not------ you refused and automatically lose your license.....
Attorney fees are high$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $400.00 is a cheap fine we are $1400.00 in s.c. With court cost.if convicted you must comply with state laws on the aforementioned items to get reinstated.......good luck........drive safely.
Have a blessed day.......captain jim retired law officer
I agree but what he is wanting to know is if he pays the fine in missouri what will happen in texas .Can they suspend his license and the reciprocal agreement.
01-16-2011, 05:35 AM
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01-16-2011, 11:50 AM
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A taxi, designated driver, or staying at a friends place after drinking are tough options. Definitely not worth the hassle. Name calling does get your point across better, makes you seem really tough. Like I said, my life is perfect since this was a thread about that....
