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Harding Law Firm, LLC

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  • 113 E. Solomon Street, Griffin, GA 30223

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This information is not legal advice and is not guaranteed to be correct, complete or up-to-date. It is provided for general informational purposes only. If you need legal advice you should consult a licensed attorney in your area.

What happens if I do not show up to complete a 45-day jail sentence after having probation revoked?

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Answered by attorney Lawrence Thomas Lewis (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at Lawrence Lewis, P.C.
You will have any further probation revoked, and you will be held in contempt. You should expect the 45 day sentence to turn into 90+ days when law enforcement catches up to you. Another person that cannot accept consequences.
You will have any further probation revoked, and you will be held in contempt. You should expect the 45 day sentence to turn into 90+ days when law enforcement catches up to you. Another person that cannot accept consequences.
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Can I be charged with marijuana driving under the influence?

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Answered by attorney Laurie A. Schmidt
DUI/DWI lawyer at 5280 Law Group
There are two different questions that you are asking. If a prosecutor will charge you with DUI-marijuana depends on the other facts and circumstances of the arrest. In addition to the refusal to take the evidentiary test, any performance on FST's, pulse, eyes, smell will all be used by the government to determine if it can prove that you were under the influence of marijuana at the time you were driving. If the officer had probable cause to believe you were DUI-marijuana, you would be required to submit to a blood test. Refusing to submit to the test could prompt the DMV to revoke your license for one year, regardless if the government files criminal charges or not.
There are two different questions that you are asking. If a prosecutor will charge you with DUI-marijuana depends on the other facts and circumstances of the arrest. In addition to the refusal to take the evidentiary test, any performance on FST's, pulse, eyes, smell will all be used by the government to determine if it can prove that you were under the influence of marijuana at the time you were driving. If the officer had probable cause to believe you were DUI-marijuana, you would be required to submit to a blood test. Refusing to submit to the test could prompt the DMV to revoke your license for one year, regardless if the government files criminal charges or not.
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I got a DUI the other night, and it was a first offence and I blew a 0.24, how likely it is that I'll get jail time?

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Answered by attorney Steven M Dodge (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at The Law Office of Steven M. Dodge, PLLC
That depends on the sentencing philosophy of the sentencing judge. Who is the judge assigned to your case?
That depends on the sentencing philosophy of the sentencing judge. Who is the judge assigned to your case?