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How can a person transfer DUI classes to another state without actually transferring the case?

Laurie A. Schmidt
Answered by attorney Laurie A. Schmidt
DUI/DWI lawyer at 5280 Law Group
It is possible to do and this has happened before. The first thing is to approach probation with the transfer if probation ok's it, than she would be able to do the classes in the state and still be on probation in the first state. A very big caveat - most probation terms have travel restrictions. If your client is planning on moving or spending significant time in another state, the court and probation must be informed and proper waivers given.
It is possible to do and this has happened before. The first thing is to approach probation with the transfer if probation ok's it, than she would be able to do the classes in the state and still be on probation in the first state. A very big caveat - most probation terms have travel restrictions. If your client is planning on moving or spending significant time in another state, the court and probation must be informed and proper waivers given.
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Is he have any reason to charge me DUI but I’m not driving in the first place? And is there any way I could fight this in court?

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Answered by attorney Lawrence Thomas Lewis (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at Lawrence Lewis, P.C.
He charged you with DUI, because he had information you were behind the wheel at some point. You were unable to talk yourself out of an arrest, but you think you can represent yourself in court.
He charged you with DUI, because he had information you were behind the wheel at some point. You were unable to talk yourself out of an arrest, but you think you can represent yourself in court.
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I am representing myself in court for a DUI and the last i herd the the court had lost my drug test what should I say to the court?

David B Harrison
Answered by attorney David B Harrison (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at Miller & Harrison, LLC
Of course they do not need a test to go to trial on a DUI/DWAI case. You can object to "destruction of evidence" but it is pretty technical argument and you really need a lawyer. If you qualify - have the public defender represent you. if you don't, find a knowledgeabel DUI lawyer to take on that issue for you. It will be worth the money you spend, I suspect. Having a med card won't help with the DUI, nor open container.
Of course they do not need a test to go to trial on a DUI/DWAI case. You can object to "destruction of evidence" but it is pretty technical argument and you really need a lawyer. If you qualify - have the public defender represent you. if you don't, find a knowledgeabel DUI lawyer to take on that issue for you. It will be worth the money you spend, I suspect. Having a med card won't help with the DUI, nor open container.
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