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What can I expect to hear from the judge if I got a second DUI in 3 months and failed to go to court for my first DUI?

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Answered by attorney John F Brennan (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at Musilli Brennan Associates, PLLC
Yes, you can most certainly expect to hear from the judge. I suspect that you are in very significant trouble and should be engaging an attorney immediately.
Yes, you can most certainly expect to hear from the judge. I suspect that you are in very significant trouble and should be engaging an attorney immediately.
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I just got a third dui but the first two were in 2001 and 2002

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Answered by attorney Jonathan Burton Blecher (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at Jonathan Blecher, P.A.
You are facing a minimum of 30 days jail time and a 10 year license revocation. The jail time will go as high as one year, depending on the circumstances of the case. Find a way to retain private counsel, if you can. Good Luck.
You are facing a minimum of 30 days jail time and a 10 year license revocation. The jail time will go as high as one year, depending on the circumstances of the case. Find a way to retain private counsel, if you can. Good Luck.
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Will my boyfriend get out

Thomas S. Hudson
Answered by attorney Thomas S. Hudson (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at Hudson Law Office
This is a very jurisdiction-specific and fact-specific question. Why was he on pretrial release at the time of his DUI? Where did this happen? Each county has its own procedures and criteria for pretrial release. If the original charge was alcohol-related (like another DUI), then it is not unlikely that they will hold him in jail until both charges are disposeed. Judges are just lawyers who didn't like practicing law. They do not want to be forced out of office by releasing some alleged drunk driver who can't stay sober and off the roads. On the other hand, if your bf was on pretrial release (ROR) for some relatively innocuous charge (say, shoplifting) there is a better chance that the court will grant him a bond. Especially since he has served a month already. Good luck. 
This is a very jurisdiction-specific and fact-specific question. Why was he on pretrial release at the time of his DUI? Where did this happen? Each county has its own procedures and criteria for pretrial release. If the original charge was alcohol-related (like another DUI), then it is not unlikely that they will hold him in jail until both charges are disposeed. Judges are just lawyers who didn't like practicing law. They do not want to be forced out of office by releasing some alleged drunk driver who can't stay sober and off the roads. On the other hand, if your bf was on pretrial release (ROR) for some relatively innocuous charge (say, shoplifting) there is a better chance that the court will grant him a bond. Especially since he has served a month already. Good luck. 
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