What are the consequences of a dui with your learners permit?
599003
Jail time, and suspension or possible loss of liscence. A HEFTY fine.
770956
Dont fight the DMV, they can destroy your life. Just take the suspension and try for a special circumstance to drive to work etc. It works for convicted felons that have their licenses taken away.
248446
That depends on the crime.  Usually, there is no enhancement for a second offense, but a judge takes it into consideration on punishment.  Certain offenses, such as drunk driving and DWLS, carry additional penalties for a second and subsequent offense within a certain number of years.  So, for example, an OWI 2nd within 7 years raises the penalty from a 93 day misdemeanor and restricted license to a 1 year misdemeanor and revocation of your license.
964033
Generally DUI's come with a fine and up to 6 months in jail. If you can pay the fines which are usually $1000-10000 depending on the state then no jail time. Your license will get suspended (hopefully) since you were driving drunk and could have killed someone. I hope they lock you up!
737711
no it will not be turned into a DUI. there are times when an officer will charge someone with a lesser offense cutting them a break, then the person will go to court and act like a total a** and try to get off scott free. at this time the judge will increase the charges, i have seen this many times in both criminal and traffic, but NEVER an upgrade to DUI. bloodwork and much additional written observation, evidence, handholding ect, is necessary. if they did not already file a warrant or a complaint it is too late now. DUI's are becoming bigger and bigger spank jobs. if you want to "beat" your little pinch, you probably can by hiring a criminal attorney that works in the area that the police patrol, because some of them will have a healthy working relationship with law-enforcement. most of the time in court you have working class and common criminals. i will assume that you were respectful to the officer. the best strategy is for yourself and the attorney to kiss some serious a** and apologize to the officer, say that your behavior was way out of line, was an isolated incident, you have learned from it and that it will never, ever happen again, you are very sorry  with head held low to the ground. either way as a juvy, you are going to be ok but the KEY after any ticket or arrest is humility. they are holding all the cards.
1136157
This depends on the jurisdiction, whether it is state, city, county, along with the reason for taking a license.  Ordinarily, you must have been given a paper that shows you have a license until you get it back.  You may contact the police department that took it in the first place.  And then, if you are unsuccessful, contact the local court for the case that is against you or to have your license reinstated.\n\nA driving license is issued by each state.  So the state is responsible for licenses.  That is where you can go, state agencies, state courts.
1183459
You can lose your license for this. You have to appear in court for this one. Hope you have a good reason for that, your tail is hanging in the wind.
346916
you will probably need a lot because you will have to have someone read the application to you, teach you to spell, and then do the driving. (I assume you're talking about a driver's license)
1100515
If you mean by being caught, like being pulled over by the cops, well with just a permit you will most likely just get a warning or a ticket. I can only see a warning depending on what you did. But if a parent or no one who is at least 18 with a license isn't in the car with you then I just see a ticket and your permit being taken away. ALong with the possible not getting your real license till 18.
26450
The link below is to the California DMV chart which may shed some insight.  Basically, if you drink anything it may be a DUI, so if you're going to drink it's better not to drive.  To quote them, "There is no safe way to drive while under the influence. Even one drink can make you an unsafe driver."
798350
as far as i know the law is you cant drive by yourself with a permit  call your dmv or look it up online to find out
356883
Here in Michigan if you consent to a search of your car that has nothing to do with whether you take a test or not. If they give you a preliminary breath test on the side of the road and if they take you to jail you must still submit to a test at the jail. If you refuse then your license is automatically suspended and then they will get a court order to perform the test. \nP.S. Clear eyes has no effect on dialating your eyes. It is merely for dryness and redness.
829987
Take it from an expert on getting traffic tickets of all types, the police always make the person show a driver's license, ALWAYS. If you do not have a valid driver's license with you, the police do not let you leave, they take you to jail. \nThe officer that wrote the ticket will be in court the day of the trail, if he admits that he did not check ID, the case should be thrown out.\nGood Luck
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.
400613
Probably the 60 days, and any remaining jail time from the DUI, plus whatever you get from these last charges. In other words, total of all jail time sentenced to, less jail time served.
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
429193
We need to know the circumstances. Are there unpaid fines? Was your DL revoked? Sometimes you have to hire an attorney to reinstate your driving privileges.