C. Dyson asked: DUI criminal records may be a valuable source of criminal background history information about a person for someone like a prospective or current employer, insurance companies, universities, professional licensing entities, or whoever wishes to look up specific facts on DWI convictions or may be running a criminal background check against the DUI [...]
andy taylor asked: A DUI charge is definitely confusing because there are actually multiple things that you could be charged with when you get a DUI. it’s very important that you take the time to read through all of the available information online so you know what exactly you are charged with and what your [...]
Maria Palma asked: If you’re arrested and charged with a DUI in the state of California, it is highly likely that the incident will go on your criminal record, or “rap sheet”. However, there is the possibility that you can get a DUI charged expunged. An expungement has different definitions in every state, [...]
Maureen Cook asked: Anyone pulled over and arrested on a DUI (drunk driving) charge is certainly facing a serious offence and a marked record for ten years. Each year in the USA almost half-a-million people are injured as a result of DUI-related highway accidents. Perhaps, then, with the inevitable sequence of events running [...]
andy taylor asked: According information given by the California Department of Motor Vehicles, as of January 1, 2007, if you request an out-of-house / public driving record printout, any DUI offense on your record will appear for 10 years from the violation date.
Under this new law, DUI’s that had previously been taken off a [...]
J L asked: I stopped doing what they asked me to do, but I don’t think I should have to pay for their attorney fees since they were too lazy to write one to me personally instead of running to hire a lawyer. Anyway, if I don’t pay this, could they sue me for that? [...]
andy taylor asked: Types of DUI:There have been many attempts to find advance indicators of who will drive when impaired by alcohol. The most well-established predictor is prior driving under the influence (DUI) arrests. Also, people who injure others or who have been injured after drinking will have more DUI convictions (Buntain-Ricklefs et al., 1995). [...]