What is the punishment for a 2nd dwi with accident? How long do you lose your license?
967428
You'd better be more concerned about losing your freedom. When you're ready to quit call AA.
1101420
What about the crap you would put someone through if you killed a family on the highway because of driving under the influence?  If you have a problem with alcohol - the law did to you what was in the interest of Public Safety.\n\nBefore you get your license back you will have to do the following..,\n\nTAKE RESPONSIBILITY and acknowledge you did wrong. JOIN AA and start attending. After you have been there for a while you may petition the Judge for a hearing (or talk to the city attorney to see what steps to take) and inform the Judge you are taking steps to remedy your drinking problem.\n\nIf you are not willing to pay the piper then you do not deserve to drive. I know - because I used to drink and drive and almost killed a family.  Unlike you - I felt remorse and stopped drinking.\n\nThe only way to avoid DUI is to STOP DRINKING.  You really don't need the stuff. Someone dies or critically injured on the count of selfishness on your part you could end up in prison - and a drivers license would be the least of your worries,\n\nDrinking and Driving is a criminal offense. Your attitude does little to tell anyone you taking this seriously nor that you see you did anything wrong. I hope you deal with your problem before you get your license back.
985118
Do a plea with adjudication  withheld.  They can send you to jail if the Judge desires.  Your license was suspended end of story.  Show the Judge that you are currently working to rectify the DUI charges with the state.  Hence, you can ask for some mercy.  Before you go to Court, get your DUI obligations all cleared up (including community service and alcohol counseling if required) and get your license out of suspension if you can.  Get a hardship license if you still have a suspension waiting period. \n\nReally, do your best to make the Judge happy that you are taking your DUI suspension seriously.\n\nGood Luck and Take Care
1099194
DUI you have blown the legal limit DWI you were driving under the influence but not wasted that's my guess.
789001
that would be? 10 years ago is not counted with this new offense unless you were extreme DUI or injured someone. That is a pretty high reading. You go to jail in most states at .08. thank the cop for giving you a break and citing and releasing you. the other drunks may have puked on you.
189121
I hit a drunk with my car and sped away.Im not sure of i did hit someone..see,i was also drunk ;-)\ni checked the papers and there was no news of it.Im still not clear about it.
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!
606389
Its been a while since I've been in law enforcement; but its probably going to cost you about $2k in fines, your license suspended for 6 months, and I'm guessing 5 to 10 days actual jail time (or community service) plus a lengthy probation - probably informal.\n\nWhat the real penalty is that is not on the books is what your insurance company is going to do to you; it will cost you a $1000 a year for 5 to 7 years I'm guessing...maybe more.
618825
Assuming that you are talking about the license suspension, immediately upon sentencing.  That means that you may NOT drive home from the courhouse!\n\nOnce the 90 days have passed, you need to apply to have your license re-instated; it is NOT automatic.  You'll get the "DMV Shuffle" as you must coordinate an SR-22 with your insurance company and possibly jump through a few other hoops.  Give it a few days at least, but don't drive until you have the new license in hand.
915838
It varies a little in procedure by the reason the license was suspended and also state/local rules.  \n\nIf it was suspended as a part of a sentence for a motor vehicle crime then you must complete the mandatory suspension time.  You may also have other sentencing obligations, too.  These must be completed also (i.e. fines, classes, drug/alcohol testing, etc.).  \n\nIf it was suspended for non-payment of fines, fees, etc. for non-motor vehicle crimes you must complete all the sentencing requirements such as listed above.  Until then the suspension stays. \n\nWhen all obligations are met you then get a release from the court stating that.  Next step is department of motor vehicles, pay the reinstatement fee, apply for license and possibly a proof of financial responsibility (about $50.00 more).  \n\nAnd that's the overall process excluding a few local rules.  Good luck.
795222
Depends on the state. Check your state's DMV website. And learn a lesson, will you? First time is an accident, second time is just plain stupid and that is exactly how a judge will look at it. Your second chance was to take the class but a second offense has you well on your way to habitual offender and you're back on a bike.
187424
depends on where you live and what your record is.  if first time in nj, six months loss of license plus education, drug treatment (probably outpatient) and probation.  Lots of fees.
960532
Depends on what state, but I honestly don't think so.  Her insurance will be affected negatively.  First offense, though, just make sure she shows up to court and the judge will probably give her a fine and she'll be told she can't get another ticket or she'll *really* get penalized.
577452
He obvioulsy did not do hard time for his accident.  I don't know what state you live in but in Texas, we take that very serious and doing some prison time for his DWI would change his mind.  Unfortunatley, his age has a lot to do with it and he thinks it just won't happen to him again.  If your son escaped probation and/or incarceration time, believe me its coming if his behavior has not changed.  If he is on probation and your are helping him with paying his fines, court costs, etc. stop. Let him deal with this on his own.  Let him be responsible for his mistake. ITs going to take jail/prison time for your son to realize what he is doing.  Then once he sees the punishment then will rehabilitation work for him. Basicly, like was said before, he has to hit rock bottom and hopefully that happens without him killing himself or another innocent person.  Having him visit the trauma unit a local hospital on a weekend is something that you may consider. A Victim Impact Panel offered by MADD or any other advocate agency in your area is also a good idea.  Find someone that is very ill with psorosis of the liver due to alcohol use, and let them explain to your son what excessive alcohol use does to your whole body, not just your liver.  Im an adult probation officer and I see this situation everyday. Both ends of the spectrum.  The young kid who says "not me" and the older individual whos body is breaking down that says, "I should have listened". Hope this helps.
934131
It absolutely depends on your state. I would call the DMV... only help I could give.\n\nI know if your license is suspended that you can get a permit to drive to and from work ONLY. And they really do enforce this. If they catch you driving at 10pm - then you are SOL.
542088
It's not going to be good.  A DUI and not even legal drinking age yet?  Your license will more than likely be revoked for a good deal of time and then it's going to cost you a fortune to get it back.  You could even possibly do jail time depending on what mood the judge is in.  Are you on probation for the DUI?  If you are, I can almost guarantee some jail time.  But make sure you go to court and deal with this.  If you don't, the situation will only keep getting worse.  It's going to be one of those hard lessons learned kind of deal, but hopefully you will learn and once it's behind you, you'll not be tempted to make the same mistake again.  Good luck, hon!
804270
Go appear before the judge.  Take whatever proof you have to show that you were in the hospital at the time you were to appear in court.  Driving with a suspended license is a scheduled fine where I live.  You pay the fine, surcharges and court costs (under $1000).  It depends on what the law in that state is regarding whether or not you can get your license back.  Sometimes the law ties the judge's hands.  You'd better have a very good reason for having been caught driving while suspended though.  As in on your way to that hospital!