neeed help!!!!!! impaired driving.. wat to do ?
i got caught and charged for impaired...whats the best thing to do ? i defintly dont wana spend 5grand im lawyer fees
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Originally Posted by linkz
i got caught and charged for impaired...whats the best thing to do ? i defintly dont wana spend 5grand im lawyer fees
hrmm.. being impartial, get a lawyer... youre knee deep in . being me, i hope you lose your license and get the death penalty :laugh: :appl: |
hahaha .. my dad just went through that same bs... i just hate this 3 month suspension its a killah
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go to jail for 5 years and think about what you have done :smilie_da.....but seriously if you do fight and win your insurance is still gonna be 15000 a year :retard: ...but get a lawyer its all you can do if you want a chance of winning
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the insurance thing dont really affect me .. its under someone elses name.. .. so basically get a lawyer and pay them their high ****in prices
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Originally Posted by 2TONE_93GT
hrmm.. being impartial, get a lawyer... youre knee deep in .
being me, i hope you lose your license and get the death penalty :laugh: :appl: |
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Originally Posted by 2TONE_93GT
hrmm.. being impartial, get a lawyer... youre knee deep in .
being me, i hope you lose your license and get the death penalty :laugh: :appl: You guys are ****ing useless honestly, instead of helping him you flame him like idiots. |
Originally Posted by mainstreet_mafia
You guys are ****ing useless honestly, instead of helping him you flame him like idiots.
Dont get a paralegal... He got busted for DUI, a major charge, its going to be an uphill battle. What other advise is there to give? Dont walk on slippery ice? :retard: Anyways, thanks to contributing to the thread with a useless post :fing02: |
Originally Posted by mainstreet_mafia
You guys are ****ing useless honestly, instead of helping him you flame him like idiots.
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Originally Posted by rabbitman
Get bent. If the guys dumb enough not to spend $10 on a cab ride home, then he gets what's coming to him. He's going to lose his liscense, and I hope they don't give it back. Mandatory 12 month suspension for impaired. :smilie_da You can try a lawyer, but there's not much he can do as far as I know. You're gonna have to pay, and it looks good on you.
Actually, 15 months if you include the mandatory 90-day administrative license suspension that takes effect the minute you're charged. What should he do? May as well have another drink, because he won't be driving for at least 90 days. Lawyer is a good bet too unless he wants to just plead guilty. If he wants to go to trial, odds are not good at getting off on the charge if they did an Intoxilyzer test at the station, and they always do a couple of those. One piece of advice - do NOT go and drive anyways. If you get caught, the car you are driving will be impounded for a minimum of 45 days and you are on the hook for towing and storage costs. It doesn't even matter if the car belongs to someone else, your mom's, friend's, brother's, even if it's a rental car, it will be impounded and locked up for 45 days. Oh yeah, and you'll get to face even more charges and longer license suspension as part of the deal, plus if in an accident, any insurance on the car will be void. |
Originally Posted by gldwngr
Actually, 15 months if you include the mandatory 90-day administrative license suspension that takes effect the minute you're charged.
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Originally Posted by linkz
i got caught and charged for impaired...whats the best thing to do ? i defintly dont wana spend 5grand im lawyer fees
Originally Posted by mainstreet_mafia
You guys are ****ing useless honestly, instead of helping him you flame him like idiots.
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Well, people make mistakes, but its a pretty serious one at that.
I mean, how many of us know NOT to drink and drive... its not worth it. :smoker: Get a lawyer, pay the bucks and hope you get off and chalk it up to a life lesson. Good luck |
You didn't say how you got caught, whether by roadside check or by being involved in an accident, or at what level your BAC reading was at.
BUT, aside from the one year license suspension and hefty fine that follows conviction, plus the hefty 100% insurance surcharge that will follow you for 5 to 7 years following conviction, you are looking at a criminal record. That criminal record can dog you for the rest of your life. It can make certain careers out of bounds for you. It can keep you from travelling to certain countries, including the United States. Your only option is to try and fight the charge and hope you get off. As much as I want impaired drivers off the road, I figure the experience of this, even if you do get off, will probably work to keep you sober behind the wheel in future. That, the 90-day administrative suspension you'll have to serve out in any case, plus a few thousand in lawyers fees, will be plenty of punishment even without the added punishment of a criminal record and one year suspension on conviction. |
wow.. im gettin so much love.. thankz guys .. !! lolz... gotta pay the cost to be the boss
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Originally Posted by linkz
wow.. im gettin so much love.. thankz guys .. !! lolz... gotta pay the cost to be the boss
LOL.. "gotta pay the cost to be the boss" damn, so quote worth!! :laugh: :fing02: |
Originally Posted by gldwngr
Lawyer is a good bet too unless he wants to just plead guilty. If he wants to go to trial, odds are not good at getting off on the charge if they did an Intoxilyzer test at the station, and they always do a couple of those
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where did you get the 90% stat? Can you forward me to the resource.
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Originally Posted by gldwngr
As much as I want impaired drivers off the road, I figure the experience of this, even if you do get off, will probably work to keep you sober behind the wheel in future. That, the 90-day administrative suspension you'll have to serve out in any case, plus a few thousand in lawyers fees, will be plenty of punishment even without the added punishment of a criminal record and one year suspension on conviction. |
Originally Posted by 2TONE_93GT
where did you get the 90% stat? Can you forward me to the resource.
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linkz
I hope they throw the book at you, both the courts and the insurance company. Its people like you that should be rotting in a jail cell. Maybe you will think twice about what you did if some cop showed up on your doorstep to tell you your mom or dad was killed by a some dick driving drunk. How dare you come online and ask for help . You should be ashamed. |
Originally Posted by munch
not always true....some of the guys at my work have lost it like 4 times ****ing idiots :smilie_d0
These days, four times gets you irrevocable lifetime license suspension. |
Originally Posted by graves
College Park Courts, Old City Hall etc.etc.etc. go sit in on one the system is total :bs:
I don't think it's that bad - or maybe it's just a downtown court thing. Being able to afford a good lawyer does better your odds though, and being able to afford a toxicologist can better them some more. If you can't fine them into submission, let the lawyer's fees grind them down. ;-) |
Originally Posted by linkz
hope yur parents die n burn in hell fu_cker
this was linkz's response to my rant in this thread. Do you think he has any remorse for what he did. I dont think so. See my parents are very well still alive, I was just trying to get my point across. That DUI is a stupid offense with very real consequences. But being linkz has no common sense , I leave it to everyone else whether they want to help this loser or not. |
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This is why you don't drink and drive. :retard:
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re:ur an idiot
you know what you are an idiot and i hope you go to jail and become someones b*tch. i have two kids that play on my front grass and if people like you ever drive by my house drunk better hope the police catch you before i do.man people like u make our rates go up every year and it urkes me but hey maybe you will just fall asleep at the wheel next time and drive into a tree. :retard:
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Why do people even ever bother coming and asking for help?
I'm not saying what he did was right, far from it, but he doesnt deserve to "rot in a jail cell" the rest of his days. I mean common, everybody has been affected by drunk drivers, but throwing people in jail cells doesnt solve problems. Unless youve never done anything illegal, or put sombody else in danger, then maybe you should look at your own life a second before judging sombody else without even knowing the full situation. |
Originally Posted by buckles
Why do people even ever bother coming and asking for help?
I'm not saying what he did was right, far from it, but he doesnt deserve to "rot in a jail cell" the rest of his days. I mean common, everybody has been affected by drunk drivers, but throwing people in jail cells doesnt solve problems. Unless youve never done anything illegal, or put sombody else in danger, then maybe you should look at your own life a second before judging sombody else without even knowing the full situation. |
buckles your a good guy.. who knows maybe u didnt even get booked for impaired .. maybei just made this thread up so i can see wat kinda lame responses i would ge t back .. and by far .. its pretty bad
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Originally Posted by linkz
maybei just made this thread up so i can see wat kinda lame responses i would ge t back .. and by far .. its pretty bad
Remember, it's down the road, not across the street. :thumbsup: |
Dont expect to get sympathy the same way that you would for being caught with the wrong coloured lightbulbs or for an exhaust that is too loud. This is a touchy subject for a lot of ppl, myself included. Sure, everyone makes mistakes - but not every mistake results in someone's loved ones getting killed. 10 years ago, I lost a good friend of mine to a drunk driver. She had her life stolen 1 day shy of her 19th birthday and our court systems gave the driver a slap on the wrist. How fair is that?
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fuk bro i hope i get the slap on the wrist 2 .. lolz .. happends rip to yur friend..
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Originally Posted by 2TONE_93GT
i agree, there are some shitty responses, but drunk driving is a touchy issue :smokin:
Everyone needs to take a big step back and chill. EVERYONE makes mistakes. Some are more serious than others, and yes, sometimes peope are hurt as a result. But this is NOT a morality forum. No one - absolutely no one - in the entire time I've visited this forum, has ever come here to justify what they've done. People come here to ask for help. And given the tone of most of the responses, buckles is right to wonder why they bother. All the vindictive "ne'er do wrongs" here need to take a page from the cartoon rabbit - If you ain't got nothing nice to say... |
25 years ago today, I'd be on my way over to my buddies' with a case of beer, gettin' ready for our Friday night beer-tour. There was NO thought about charges 'cuz it wasn't a big deal back then (and we never had wrecks). 23 years ago today, half my friends had license suspensions for impared, LOL. It happened just that fast!!!
Now, no one ever gets all upset about pathetic seniors behind the wheel, or people who drive tired (and nod off). These issues cause more accidents than a couple beers do, but there just not socially attacked the way slight impairment is. Now kids can't drive alone in their own cars due to the new licensing laws. Most can't afford their own insurance anyway. Yah, Yah... I know statistics-this, and statistices that... but the fact is, kids can't do SQUAT these days. One ticket and their screwed for years. Heck, I had 5 tickets before my 18th birthday, and insurance never went up one dollar! Kids can't work further away than their bicyles will get them, or their folks have to drive them everywhere because of this "massive foot" that has come down on them. I suspect these enormous insurance rates have a less than credible destination. Weather all this money is going to repay the 911 tragedy, or going straight into politicians pockets, I don't know, but it seems you have to live at home 'till your 25 these days, because so many rules force you to. I would love to tell my kids, "Get a job... Buy a Car... and get an apartment!!", but it's too damn expensive these days. So fight your ticket. Tell the judge you had some sort of gum disease and when you blew in the machine, you blew blood (causing a higher reading than 100% breath would). GL (This does not apply to "DRUNK" drivers... ie. double the limit, weaving down the road. They can rot in jail) |
Originally Posted by Argo
25 years ago today, I'd be on my way over to my buddies' with a case of beer, gettin' ready for our Friday night beer-tour. There was NO thought about charges 'cuz it wasn't a big deal back then (and we never had wrecks). 23 years ago today, half my friends had license suspensions for impared, LOL. It happened just that fast!!!
Now, no one ever gets all upset about pathetic seniors behind the wheel, or people who drive tired (and nod off). These issues cause more accidents than a couple beers do, but there just not socially attacked the way slight impairment is. Now kids can't drive alone in their own cars due to the new licensing laws. Most can't afford their own insurance anyway. Yah, Yah... I know statistics-this, and statistices that... but the fact is, kids can't do SQUAT these days. One ticket and their screwed for years. Heck, I had 5 tickets before my 18th birthday, and insurance never went up one dollar! Kids can't work further away than their bicyles will get them, or their folks have to drive them everywhere because of this "massive foot" that has come down on them. I suspect these enormous insurance rates have a less than credible destination. Weather all this money is going to repay the 911 tragedy, or going straight into politicians pockets, I don't know, but it seems you have to live at home 'till your 25 these days, because so many rules force you to. I would love to tell my kids, "Get a job... Buy a Car... and get an apartment!!", but it's too damn expensive these days. So fight your ticket. Tell the judge you had some sort of gum disease and when you blew in the machine, you blew blood (causing a higher reading than 100% breath would). GL (This does not apply to "DRUNK" drivers... ie. double the limit, weaving down the road. They can rot in jail) |
Hey check here for the low down on impaired driving http://www.ontariotraffictickets.com...reddriving.htm
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Originally Posted by Honda2006
Hey check here for the low down on impaired driving http://www.ontariotraffictickets.com...reddriving.htm
and ill add, i do NOT recommend this place. :thumbsdow |
ROFL. Ur gunna have to pay the price if u dont want to go behind bars.
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If you didn't blow too much over, theres a good chance of getting the charge reduced,to say a careless. Go in and talk to the crown. Explain to him/her that you know you ****ed up,and are truely sorry, and have learned a valuable lesson. As long as you didn't blow too much over, they will usually lower the charge.
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to alll the haters .. and hate comments .. i got through out this thread ..... i got off my dui charge .....MUAhahahHAhhAhhahhahaha ahaha ha aha
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