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You could seek a new trial, but that requires a judicial determination. I don't know if a new trial would be allowed based on what you present here. You would need to speak with an attorney and provide much more detail. There must be either judicial error or ineffective assistance of counsel or some other reason to get a new trial. Simply disagreeing with the outcome will not be enough. Good luck.

First, of all no one is listening, we are reading. Second, you were arrested for DWI, because the officer recognized clues that indicated that you were impaired. Third, you need to stop pretending to be an attorney. You need to retain an attorney, which shoud not be a monetary problem, because you present yourself as very knowledgeable.

It is possible to do and this has happened before. The first thing is to approach probation with the transfer if probation ok's it, than she would be able to do the classes in the state and still be on probation in the first state. A very big caveat - most probation terms have travel restrictions. If your client is planning on moving or spending significant time in another state, the court and probation must be informed and proper waivers given.