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Gurumurthy, Ravi R., PLC- Attorney at Law

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I have my first owi case and i refused the breath test. Am i facing jail time. This is my first offense.

J. Allen Fiorletta
Answered by attorney J. Allen Fiorletta
DUI/DWI lawyer at The Fiorletta Law Group, PLLC
Conviction for an OWI 1st offense does carry the possibility of jail time, up to 3 months. It also carries serious driver's license sanctions. Feel free to contact us if you would like to discuss your case in detail. (616) 433-5144
Conviction for an OWI 1st offense does carry the possibility of jail time, up to 3 months. It also carries serious driver's license sanctions. Feel free to contact us if you would like to discuss your case in detail. (616) 433-5144
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Is it right that my 1997 DUI conviction no longer come up on background checks?

Steven H. Fagan
Answered by attorney Steven H. Fagan (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at Fagan, Fagan & Davis
Are you asking if it is legally correct? In Illinois, a DUI stays on your record forever. That may not be so for all states. Private background checks are performed by private companies and rely on a variety of information sources, and the degree of accuracy varies greatly.
Are you asking if it is legally correct? In Illinois, a DUI stays on your record forever. That may not be so for all states. Private background checks are performed by private companies and rely on a variety of information sources, and the degree of accuracy varies greatly.
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Can I fight a DUI charge?

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Answered by attorney Cindy Mannon (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at Cindy Mannon, Attorney at Law
Fleeing the scene has many different offenses. You can lose your license depending on what degree it is. Leaving the scene of a property accident does not make you lose license. You should have had a lawyer so they could try to deal one of the charges out, perhaps the fleeing the scene. An impaired driving will give you 4 points and you get a restricted license for 3 months. Perhaps probation, depending on court/judge. An attorney may be able to reduce the charge to reckless since you were a .08; however although it is not a drunk driving offense, it will be marked with a 3x which will mean that drinking was involved. You would lose your license completely for 90 days, which is why some of my clients prefer the impaired over a reckless, if they really have to drive for 3 months. A straight OWI gives you 6 points and no license for one month and then a restricted for 5 months again allowing you to drive to and from work and to probation, counseling, treatment, if you are on probation.
Fleeing the scene has many different offenses. You can lose your license depending on what degree it is. Leaving the scene of a property accident does not make you lose license. You should have had a lawyer so they could try to deal one of the charges out, perhaps the fleeing the scene. An impaired driving will give you 4 points and you get a restricted license for 3 months. Perhaps probation, depending on court/judge. An attorney may be able to reduce the charge to reckless since you were a .08; however although it is not a drunk driving offense, it will be marked with a 3x which will mean that drinking was involved. You would lose your license completely for 90 days, which is why some of my clients prefer the impaired over a reckless, if they really have to drive for 3 months. A straight OWI gives you 6 points and no license for one month and then a restricted for 5 months again allowing you to drive to and from work and to probation, counseling, treatment, if you are on probation.
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