Waycross, GA DUI Law Firms & Lawyers

First and Foremost: YOU NEED A LAWYER. Second, there are alternatives to revocation which are sometimes available. If making a payment is truly and DEMONSTRABLY impossible, you should not be penalized for it. It seems a bit surprising that you are going to court at this time. Have you had the probable cause hearing, and then the revocation hearing, all before the administrative law judge? That should happen before you see a regular Judge. Explain your situation, calmly and without any needless display of emotion. Bring proof that you could not afford the classes. Ask the court for more time to do so.

You need to plead NOT GUILTY and demand a jury trial. You need to fight the case all the way, and then IF you are found guilty and jailed and license is suspended, you will know that your interpretation of events does not match others interpretation of events. You write "flawlessly" the police write DUI. Let's see what the jury says.

No one can answer that question without knowing all the facts, including the police reports. Possession of a single pill or two of a controlled substance might not matter much if someone you are looking after has a prescription: perhaps you were just holding it for him or her. Also, what prior convictions do you have? But you may not want to risk a trial. A reading of .o6% may be used to help prove you were driving under the influence, even without exceeding the Blood Alcohol level.