i got my 3rd dwi while living in new orleans i will get house arrest i am now living in texas do i have to mov
478371
You will loose all driving rights in 50 states. The third DWI in Texas is a Felony. Could spend a year in jail.
1071966
I am an attorney in St. Louis, Missouri, and I handle DWI cases.  You can email me at St.LouisAttorney@sbcglobal.net to discuss your case.  Depending on where in Missouri you got the DWI, I can either handle it for you, or refer you to someone who can.  My fees are very reasonable, and you can ignore the vast majority of other responses to this question -- they have no idea what they're talking about.\n  Basically, if it's your first DWI and the rest of your record is OK, we'll most likely get you what's called a Suspended Imposition of Sentence, and place you on probation for a year or two.  If you don't get into any trouble during that time, the DWI never shows on your criminal record - it just disappears.  As a condition of probation, you'll probably have to do some community service, and you'll have to take a class called Substance Abuse Traffic Offender Program (SATOP) which is a class on why you shouldn't drink and drive.  You'll have to pay a small fine, and that's about it.  As for keeping your license, you'll most likely lose it for 90 days.  During the first 30 of those, you can't drive at all, but you can get a Hardship License for the last 60 of those 90 days, to drive to necessary places, like to work or a doctor's office.\n\nBy the way, feel free to pick my answer as the best one.  : )
200064
You must have already been arrested otherwise you wouldn't have taken a breathalizer to blow an 034 so that isn't the issue here. If the officer can articulate why he thought that you were driving under the influence, you can still be CONVICTED of driving under the influence of intoxicants AND/OR drugs. Get a good attorney. In cases like these, it is money well spent.
815960
the police can ask you anything they want. i wouldn't give you the number to the best lawyer there is. unless you are legal. go home. the idiot above me must not be watching the news. they are eventually going to let state troopers pull you over, and if they find your  illegal they detain you and call ICE. glory, glory.
773616
NO YOU FOOL... STOP ASKING!  FELONS DON'T HAVE RIGHTS, THEY COMMITTED FELONIES!!!!  DEAL WITH IT!  YOU FORFEITED YOUR SECOND AMMENDMENT RIGHT!!!!  YOU MUST TAKE RESPONSIBILITIES FOR YOUR ACTIONS!!!  But seeing as how you're a felon, you'll probably just go buy a saturday night special and not register it.  Then you'll keep it in your home illegally... BECAUSE YOU'RE A CRIMINAL!
954370
If you have a license it will be gone for a yr if its ur first dui offence and if you pled guilty you might get fined but maybe driving school to get ur license back after ur yr is up nothing major tho as long as this is ur first dui offense if its like ur 3rd dui u prolly go to jail
679173
First do not drink too much and drive. If you do have a couple of beers or glasses of wine at dinner and are of average weight, you should be ok. There are charts available that can give a gauge as to how many drinks you may have in a given time period for your age, sex and weight. This is a gauge only and can be affected by amount of food in your stomach etc. \n If you are pulled over and believe that you are not impaired then the best policy is to cooperate and be polite. In most states you would have had to be pulled over for a traffic infraction or based upon reasonable suspicion of impairment (most cases of reasonable suspicion would fall into a traffic violation category anyway). Many officers are specialists in DWI stops and will conduct the stop in a certain way to gain evidence of impairment. This will include your speech, mannerisms, odor of alcohol, coherence etc. If the officer is not satisfied that you are sober upon this first encounter he may ask you to exit the vehicle. He has every right to ask the driver of a vehicle to exit the car, this was part of a Supreme Court decision. \n  He will observe how you walk and interact with him. He will then ask you to take some Field Sobriety Tests. These are standardized tests. You can refuse. However this will turn the stop confrontational. An arrest for DWI can be made by officers prior observations of your driving, and the first encounter. If the officer thought you drove poorly enough to pull you over, that is strike one in his head, an odor of alcohol is strike two, a slight stumble out of the car and a refusal to take tests will most likely end in your arrest. Again if you are confident in your sobriety cooperate and be glad someone is out there potectiong the roads from drunks, hopefully the officer will have reciprocated your kindness with his own profesionalism.
25952
You'll have to find out if you're driver's license is under suspension.  They usually do that if there's a warrant.  If you don't drive then there are two things that you can do.  1.)  Think.  Why would there be a warrant for your arrest?  If you can think of even one answer then, there probably is.  2.)  Call the damn station but,it's always best to use a public phone outside of the area in which you reside (I have no idea what the hell you did).  If the officer tells you that you'll have to come in for that info, be suspicious.  If you do have a warrant, let them take you in whenever you get bored on the outside.  And, don't sign a f*****g thing until you read it.
334214
They will issue a bench warrant for you not appearing in court.  If you lived in WI at the time of the incident, or if they have your WI address for any reason, they will contact the local court in WI and try to get the bench warrant served on you.\n\nIf they can't find you, you will be safe for a while, but there is always the chance you will get stopped one day and that bench warrant will be in the national database and then you will go to jail.\n\nI wouldn't press my luck if I were you.
763845
Police stop people all the time for minor traffic violation with no intention of giving them a ticket. They use the minor traffic violation as probable cause to stop and contact you.\n\nOnce they have you stopped, they start checking for other more serious violations such as DWI, Driving While License Suspended, Odor of Drugs, Plain View Contraband, Etc. It also gives the Officer the opportunity to see who is in the vehicle and to see if they are wanted.\n\nIf the Officer did not give you a ticket at the scene, then I'm sure your were just warned. I can not speak for every state, but in Texas, we do not mail a ticket to you after the stop. We give it to you at the scene or not at all.\n\nIn Texas, we use minor violations to stop people and check their story out. We have a lot of drugs coming in from Mexico. If things don't add up, then we dig further. If everything seems to check out, then we send them on their way. \n\nRemember the Oklahoma City Bomber was caught on a traffic stop. As for Gunny T's answer, I catch a wanted person, drugs, or a DWI in about 1 out of every 10-15 traffic stops. So it does work.
1005862
There was something on the local news about this recently. You can be issued a ticket for whatever the boating equivalent of DUI is, and you can be prosecuted. There are fines and perhaps jail time involved. So, even if you don't need a boating license, you can still feel the consequenses of refusing the breathalyzer test. The police are in crackdown mode. Be careful out there.
241360
No. States do check on each other's driving records. Someone I know went through the same thing. Anyone is free to leave the State and go to another State. If you want to become a resident in that other State you need to get in touch with your probation office and ask them for some type of "transfer" documentation for the other State's probation office. You will not be able to get a drivers license in the other state until your sentence or guidelines from your old State are complete in the new State. Plus...you would want your old State to know so you won't get arrested for being AWOL on your probation when you go back to visit Aunt Wilma.
540822
You need to go to court and pay the tickets. They will give you an Abstract to take to DMV.
1149681
I am 99% sure that the answer is no.  If you are not on the tittle then you are not the owner of the home.  You should really double check with a lawyer if you are thinking of taking possesion.
209437
Hon, please call:\n\nCovenant House Nineline (1-800-999-9999)\n\nIt doesn't matter what city you live in they can get you where you need to go. If you want to go home they can get you the busfare or plane ticket to get you there.\n\nThey can also tell you what your rights are and get you a place to stay. The streets are not safe for you, and they will help you.\n\nPlease be safe.
151950
Check with your an office of the OK MVD.  You will have to clear all of your outstanding fines to get your license back.
630807
Not very good.  Check the state code in the state where you live.  VA = DUI 2nd is 30 days min to 1 year max but 20 days are mandatory not subject to suspension. Also depending on his blood alcohol level could be more days as well.  >.15 but <.20 = 10 additional days\n       >.20 = 20 more days