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Im mad they didnt keep you in jail.
Need some help nt. DWI last night.
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Im mad they didnt keep you in jail.
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#1 you are stupid for drunk driving
BUT...
they gave you a sobriety test after you were already home? cant you just say you drove home sober, accidentally damaged your car due to it being dark (im assuming it was night out), than you started drinking as soon as you came home?
BUT...
they gave you a sobriety test after you were already home? cant you just say you drove home sober, accidentally damaged your car due to it being dark (im assuming it was night out), than you started drinking as soon as you came home?
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#1 you are stupid for drunk driving
BUT...
they gave you a sobriety test after you were already home? cant you just say you drove home sober, accidentally damaged your car due to it being dark (im assuming it was night out), than you started drinking as soon as you came home?
BUT...
they gave you a sobriety test after you were already home? cant you just say you drove home sober, accidentally damaged your car due to it being dark (im assuming it was night out), than you started drinking as soon as you came home?
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Im mad they didnt keep you in jail.
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#1 you are stupid for drunk driving
BUT...
they gave you a sobriety test after you were already home? cant you just say you drove home sober, accidentally damaged your car due to it being dark (im assuming it was night out), than you started drinking as soon as you came home?
BUT...
they gave you a sobriety test after you were already home? cant you just say you drove home sober, accidentally damaged your car due to it being dark (im assuming it was night out), than you started drinking as soon as you came home?
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Get a good lawyer. Expect really high fines and could affect your job.
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Get a good lawyer. Expect really high fines and could affect your job.
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Get a good lawyer. Expect really high fines and could affect your job.
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Get a good lawyer. Expect really high fines and could affect your job.
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ur auto insurance jus doubled... womp womp
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ur auto insurance jus doubled... womp womp
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ur auto insurance jus doubled... womp womp
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ur auto insurance jus doubled... womp womp
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This. You gotta use common sense OP. You f'ed up but had a get out of jail free card by virtue of the fact that you were by your house. Why did you even open the door or agree to a sobriety test? How do they know you didn't start drinking when you got to the crib? You had some easy outs homie and you missed em lol
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This. You gotta use common sense OP. You f'ed up but had a get out of jail free card by virtue of the fact that you were by your house. Why did you even open the door or agree to a sobriety test? How do they know you didn't start drinking when you got to the crib? You had some easy outs homie and you missed em lol
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This. You gotta use common sense OP. You f'ed up but had a get out of jail free card by virtue of the fact that you were by your house. Why did you even open the door or agree to a sobriety test? How do they know you didn't start drinking when you got to the crib? You had some easy outs homie and you missed em lol
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This. You gotta use common sense OP. You f'ed up but had a get out of jail free card by virtue of the fact that you were by your house. Why did you even open the door or agree to a sobriety test? How do they know you didn't start drinking when you got to the crib? You had some easy outs homie and you missed em lol
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Find a good lawyer first that is known for DWI/DUI cases. You may just have to do a few hours of community service after it's all said and done. But get ready to come out of the pocket with an ugly amount of money. You gotta pay your lawyer, court fees, DWI fees, Comm Service fees, license reinstatement fee, and jail fee. I think that's it if I'm not mistaking. There's also a first time offense leniency that you Really Need to find out/ask about. Whatever you do, DO NOT DRIVE while your license is suspended, Unless you absolutely have no other choice. Ride a bike, bum a ride, take the transit, Hell even walk if you have to. DWLR is also a pain in the rear especially on top of another offense that is not yet taken care of. I know exactly where you are coming from man. Just have patience, get your money up, and most of all educate yourself on the matter before you do or don't do something you may regret in the future. Oh yeah, and let this be a lesson learned because next time it Will Not Be Something You Want to Experience. I personally had to learn the hard way. Good Luck!
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Find a good lawyer first that is known for DWI/DUI cases. You may just have to do a few hours of community service after it's all said and done. But get ready to come out of the pocket with an ugly amount of money. You gotta pay your lawyer, court fees, DWI fees, Comm Service fees, license reinstatement fee, and jail fee. I think that's it if I'm not mistaking. There's also a first time offense leniency that you Really Need to find out/ask about. Whatever you do, DO NOT DRIVE while your license is suspended, Unless you absolutely have no other choice. Ride a bike, bum a ride, take the transit, Hell even walk if you have to. DWLR is also a pain in the rear especially on top of another offense that is not yet taken care of. I know exactly where you are coming from man. Just have patience, get your money up, and most of all educate yourself on the matter before you do or don't do something you may regret in the future. Oh yeah, and let this be a lesson learned because next time it Will Not Be Something You Want to Experience. I personally had to learn the hard way. Good Luck!
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Find a good lawyer first that is known for DWI/DUI cases. You may just have to do a few hours of community service after it's all said and done. But get ready to come out of the pocket with an ugly amount of money. You gotta pay your lawyer, court fees, DWI fees, Comm Service fees, license reinstatement fee, and jail fee. I think that's it if I'm not mistaking. There's also a first time offense leniency that you Really Need to find out/ask about. Whatever you do, DO NOT DRIVE while your license is suspended, Unless you absolutely have no other choice. Ride a bike, bum a ride, take the transit, Hell even walk if you have to. DWLR is also a pain in the rear especially on top of another offense that is not yet taken care of. I know exactly where you are coming from man. Just have patience, get your money up, and most of all educate yourself on the matter before you do or don't do something you may regret in the future. Oh yeah, and let this be a lesson learned because next time it Will Not Be Something You Want to Experience. I personally had to learn the hard way. Good Luck!
