what would you be charged with while operating a canoe drunk?
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PUI Paddling under the influence
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Gotta sort some things out:\n\nYou said you were arrested because the bouncers said you were drunk, uncooperative, and didn't want to pay your tab.  So what, exactly did you get arrested for, and how do you know what it was?  You should have something available to you that lists the charges you were booked on.\n\nLater in your question, you do say you were arrested for drunk in public, but you also mention the warrant.  I'm asking about this drunk in public arrest, because either you were really a jerk to the cops, or they chose to do more work than they needed to...if a guy is so drunk that he's a problem, AND he has a warrant, everybody I know just arrests for the warrant and disregards the drunk in public charge.  An arrest report for a warrant is much simpler than an arrest report for being drunk in public, and it accomplishes the same thing.\n\nBut...I'll assume you have the facts in order, and you were arrested both for the warrant and the drunk in public charge.  So now you want to know what punishment you'll get, what you should do, and if it's worth "fighting."\n\nWhat should you do, and is it worth fighting:\n\nIt sounds like you aren't disputing any of these things.  If you're a guy who just wants to apologize to the Court for screwing up and take your lumps, then that's what you should do.  If you're a guy who isn't especially interested in being held accountable for what you have and have not done, then fight it tooth and nail and hire a really expensive attorney.  You might be able to beat the drunk in public charge...you never know.  Seems like it's going to be a little difficult to beat the warrant, though.\n\nNobody here is going to know what punishment you're going to get, for a host of reasons.  Drunk in public is a misdemeanor, and you can do up to a year in jail and pay a $1,000 fine for it.  That, however, would take an act of God, assuming you even get prosecuted for it (a lot of District Attorney's offices aren't interested in prosecuting a guy for a first offense drunk in public charge, except...)\n\n...if you are still on probation and being arrested for drunk in public (or for consuming alcohol) is a violation of your probation.  Since you had your DUI reduced to a wet reckless (note spelling), it would surprise me a little if you didn't have some kind of alcohol-related terms.  Plus, as one of the other posters has mentioned, summary probation typically includes an "obey all laws" clause and it would seem you failed to do that...maybe.  Violating probation can result in jail time, and you're kind of at the mercy of the court on that one...there is no truth to the rumor that you will do whatever time your original sentence would have been, had you not accepted probation.   You might do more, you might do less.  DUI is punishable by 48 hours in jail, but I have seen PLENTY of people violate DUI probation and get five, ten, fifteen, or thirty days in jail because of it.\n\nThere's probably quite a bit more we could talk about, but it would take forever, there are lots of variables, and I'd need more information than you've posted, anyway.\n\nI'm a big believer in owning up to what you've done, but I'm also a big believer in safeguarding your rights.  You would probably do well to at least consult with an attorney and see what you think after that.
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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.
112551
Charge atleast $150 or $200. You are doing them a favor.
808356
-5 dollars plus lots of penalty!\n+1\n+30\n70
925535
Furnishing Liquor or Imitation Liquor to a Minor\n\nIt is a criminal offense for any person, adult or minor, to furnish liquor or imitation liquor to a minor, or allow a minor under that person's control, or in any place under that person's control, to possess or consume liquor or imitation liquor. This offense may result in fines from $500 to $2,000 and/or a jail sentence from 6-12 months. If an injury or death occurs, the person responsible for furnishing the alcohol may be charged with a felony.
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In Canada you commit the offence of impaired operation of a motor vehicle if you are operating something that is powered by something other than muscular power. So a manual push wheelchair would be okay but you could get done with impaired if you are in a motorized wheelchair.  In Canada it is not a criminal offence to operate a bicycle (pedal powered only) while drunk. \n \nYou can be arrested for being intoxicated in a public place no matter was you are riding if you are a danger to yourself or the public or if you are causing a disturbance.\n\nI personally have not arrested anyone in a wheelchair for public intox.  We were told about a case in Ontario while we were in Police college where a drunk man in a motorized wheelchair was driving eratically down a busy highway causing all sorts of grief.  He was arrested for impaired operation and found guilty.  However the judge made an exemption to the one year driving ban so he could continue to use his wheelchair after conviction (normally you are banned from operating any motorized vehicles after an impaired conviction ie. cars, boats, airplanes, off road vehicles, backhoes ect..) \n Most of the time the officers will try to take a drunk person in wheelchair home or to the detox. center instead.   It is very difficult to have a person in a wheelchair in custody because the wheelchairs are not allowed in the cells for safety reasons (metal parts used as weapons against self or others) and then you have the hassle of trying to get them on/off the toilet etc..
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A glass of water!\nNo seriously, like $5 - $10...\nThat seems fair.\nYou could do 15% of total delivery charge like a restaurant, cause they are doing more work than a waiter.
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There's a side lot next to the river which surrounds an old abandoned warehouse.  You pay your $10 to park and no one bothers you.  Drinking, BBQing..you name it.  When you approach the exit gate..ditch your beer cause the cops will be on your ass for it!
1100194
I'd guess between $150 - $200.
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If it were anything other than an accident (speeding, under the influence, you drove into a brick wall on purpose, etc) the chances are very good that you would be charged.  The exact charges would depend on the circumstances.\n\nAre you planning something?
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You only asked for the (a) charge, so here it is:\n\n23152.  (a) It is unlawful for any person who is under the influence of any alcoholic beverage or drug, or under the combined influence of any alcoholic beverage and drug, to drive a vehicle.\n\nIf there's something else you want to know, I'd be glad to see what I could do for you.
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65 Dollars First Class\n\n3 - 6 Dollars In Steerage
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First make sure you know how much your liquor license is going to be for the city or town you plan on owning it in.  They can run up to $1 millino....no joke!
468266
An excuse to get drunk.
554654
it depends on which state you live in and what the charges are
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you were dwi and your bloold alcohol level was .19 and the legal limit is .08