Each state has slightly different laws, but basically about the same. If you have just been pulled over, there is a small opportunity that is a great thing to do.
Immediately after an arrest your drivers license is still valid. In most cases you've been given a temporary paper license, and "nothing" has been officially recorded to your DMV file.
Here is the small window of opportunity for the fast thinker, to get a "clean" legal license issued to him/her before any violations are recorded on it.
This strategy is completely legal and many lawyers advise their clients to do this, but you have to pay them for this information.
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Sunday, September 9, 2007
This site does not condone driving under the influence, but
does want to help people who have a drunk driving arrest.
SOME STATISTICS;
“Federal Bureau of Investigations Uniform Crime Reporting Program estimated that over 1.4 million drivers were arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or narcotic This is an arrest rate of 1 for every 139 licensed drivers in the United States.”
***
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration “ A motor vehicle crash is considered to be alcohol-related if at least one driver or non-occupant (such as a pedestrian or pedal cyclist) involved in the crash is determined to have had a blood alcohol concentration of .01 gram per deciliter or higher”.
DRUNK DRIVING ARREST CREATES LIFETIME CONSEQUENCE
THE DUI NIGTMARE BEGINS
It was 6pm on a Wednesday evening. Jill was driving the remaining 120 miles to her destination, but first maybe a bite to eat, as she was starving. She pulled up to a local Bar & grill and parked her shiny red car in front of the lounge door. She preferred to dine in the bar, as she could smoke there. Jill grabbed a report to review for work the next day, and went inside. The bar was noisy and busy. The bartender, took her order for a glass of wine, and her menu selection, and said the “kitchen is busy tonight and was running about ½ hour behind schedule”. Jill picked up her report and began reading. She finished her wine and ordered another, still waiting for her dinner. After another hour her dinner arrived, and she ordered another wine while she ate. There were several regular customers at the bar that were hooting and carrying on and were getting quite loud and rowdy. Jill thought, “hope they are not driving far as they are obviously over served”. After glancing at her watch she realized she had been there for over 2 hours, and had to get back on the road. She paid her tab, and went to her car.
Her red sports car hummed as she pulled out into the street, and glancing into her rear view mirror, saw a police car behind her with lights flashing. Jill pulled over, asked the officer “what is wrong?”. The officer replied, “I noticed your car in front of the bar back there, have you had any alcoholic beverages this evening? Jill replied, “I just had 3 glasses of wine with dinner, which took over 2 hours”. The police officer gave her a field sobriety test, and Jill’s nightmare began.
Jill is transported to the police station, given a blood alcohol test, charged with a DUI (driving under the influence) She may or may not have her drivers license suspended depending on the state’s laws, she could be booked in jail from 24-48 hours, and Jill is in the state’s system. She has to set bail, hire an attorney, appear in court, pay court cost, attend alcohol classes to the tune of about $60-$75 per week. She will have a probation period, have to apply for a special temporary drivers license, pay sky high car insurance, and fines. Worst of all her driving record will show this DUI forever.
WHAT TO DO
Since Jill has never been arrested before, she doesn’t know what to do. She knows (or maybe not), that her first action should be to get an attorney, one who specializes in DUI Cases. They will help you win the court battle. Specialists of this nature can pick apart a case so well, that perhaps one is not labeled with a DUI conviction for the rest of their life.
IMPORTANT FACT
Background checks are done nationwide, when you want to rent a house or apartment, get a job, or apply for a loan, with the first two impacting you very heavily. Property owners, or Employers just don’t want to take a chance on anyone with a record. A person with a record is considered as unstable, or unreliable. The law does not care if you only drank 2 glasses of wine, or a 5th of whiskey, it is big revenue for counties, towns, and states, and they milk it for all its worth. Once in the system, the convicted will just keep paying, and suffering from the penalties. In some States a DUI conviction is classified as a felony.
WHERE TO TURN THE FIRST STEP
However, with the internet being the informational highway, there is plenty of help available. Or check your local library, or phone books.
Attorneys ; It’s best if one searches their local areas for DUI Attorneys. If there is none available, or close by, then do a “Google Search” for DUI Attorneys, and you will find lots of them. There are many other informational sites to choose from that will come up with your Google Search. Whatever the case, get an Attorney who is a specialist in DUI’s.
DISCOVER HOW TO REPAIR OR REMOVE YOUR RECORD
WHAT MADD MOTHERS DOESN’T WANT YOU TO KNOW
Now there is a program available for people who want to clear their drunk driving record. You need this simple step by step information on how to;
* Clear your DUI conviction record or significantly minimize your driving record.
* Get your drivers license back.
* Simple actions you can take today to clear your record no matter what state you
you live in.
* You pass pre-employment background checks.
* How to legally pay little to nothing on outrageously expensive SR-22 requirements.
YOU WILL LEARN MUCH MORE
*How the courts and Department of Motor Vehicles store and keep your records and the 3 things you must do to limit the sharing of your record.
* How the lack of communication between agencies involved in the DUI process and how you can legally use this to your advantage.
* Why there is a 95% chance that the state has no record of your offense and what you must do to ensure that they never get a copy of your record.
* Why private companies are buying up copies of your record and what you need to do to stop them from damaging you.
* How the department of motor vehicles tracks your driving record and what you can do about it.
* Drivers license strategies to help you get legally re-licensed. Several methods and how it has helped other people.
* How to clean up your Rap Sheet
* A breakdown of the 7 departments you will have to deal with, and what to say to them to help you clear your record.
* Contact information and instructions for all agencies you need to contact.
YOU MUST ACT NOW
If you have been pulled over its absolutely critical you learn how to protect not only your freedom but your driving privileges. There is one action you must take right away to save your license and then minimize the damage done to your personal life. If you have an older conviction record this is truly something you need to grab a hold of. Your attorney won’t do all of this for you. His job is to win your case in court.
You will receive additional support all packed into a simple to follow plan. This package has information that you can put to work for yourself right now, so click on this link, and end your nightmare. CLICK HERE
Attention;
If your offense is related to vehicular manslaughter you are not eligible .
If your offense is related to a habitual offender classification you are not eligible.
If your offense is complicated with felony drug charges you most likely are not eligible.
If your DUI offense involves extensive property damage and/or severe accident or injury you are not eligible.
If your DUI requires incarceration over and beyond time already served, you most likely are not eligible to receive this information
Please do not purchase the program
does want to help people who have a drunk driving arrest.
SOME STATISTICS;
“Federal Bureau of Investigations Uniform Crime Reporting Program estimated that over 1.4 million drivers were arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or narcotic This is an arrest rate of 1 for every 139 licensed drivers in the United States.”
***
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration “ A motor vehicle crash is considered to be alcohol-related if at least one driver or non-occupant (such as a pedestrian or pedal cyclist) involved in the crash is determined to have had a blood alcohol concentration of .01 gram per deciliter or higher”.
DRUNK DRIVING ARREST CREATES LIFETIME CONSEQUENCE
THE DUI NIGTMARE BEGINS
It was 6pm on a Wednesday evening. Jill was driving the remaining 120 miles to her destination, but first maybe a bite to eat, as she was starving. She pulled up to a local Bar & grill and parked her shiny red car in front of the lounge door. She preferred to dine in the bar, as she could smoke there. Jill grabbed a report to review for work the next day, and went inside. The bar was noisy and busy. The bartender, took her order for a glass of wine, and her menu selection, and said the “kitchen is busy tonight and was running about ½ hour behind schedule”. Jill picked up her report and began reading. She finished her wine and ordered another, still waiting for her dinner. After another hour her dinner arrived, and she ordered another wine while she ate. There were several regular customers at the bar that were hooting and carrying on and were getting quite loud and rowdy. Jill thought, “hope they are not driving far as they are obviously over served”. After glancing at her watch she realized she had been there for over 2 hours, and had to get back on the road. She paid her tab, and went to her car.
Her red sports car hummed as she pulled out into the street, and glancing into her rear view mirror, saw a police car behind her with lights flashing. Jill pulled over, asked the officer “what is wrong?”. The officer replied, “I noticed your car in front of the bar back there, have you had any alcoholic beverages this evening? Jill replied, “I just had 3 glasses of wine with dinner, which took over 2 hours”. The police officer gave her a field sobriety test, and Jill’s nightmare began.
Jill is transported to the police station, given a blood alcohol test, charged with a DUI (driving under the influence) She may or may not have her drivers license suspended depending on the state’s laws, she could be booked in jail from 24-48 hours, and Jill is in the state’s system. She has to set bail, hire an attorney, appear in court, pay court cost, attend alcohol classes to the tune of about $60-$75 per week. She will have a probation period, have to apply for a special temporary drivers license, pay sky high car insurance, and fines. Worst of all her driving record will show this DUI forever.
WHAT TO DO
Since Jill has never been arrested before, she doesn’t know what to do. She knows (or maybe not), that her first action should be to get an attorney, one who specializes in DUI Cases. They will help you win the court battle. Specialists of this nature can pick apart a case so well, that perhaps one is not labeled with a DUI conviction for the rest of their life.
IMPORTANT FACT
Background checks are done nationwide, when you want to rent a house or apartment, get a job, or apply for a loan, with the first two impacting you very heavily. Property owners, or Employers just don’t want to take a chance on anyone with a record. A person with a record is considered as unstable, or unreliable. The law does not care if you only drank 2 glasses of wine, or a 5th of whiskey, it is big revenue for counties, towns, and states, and they milk it for all its worth. Once in the system, the convicted will just keep paying, and suffering from the penalties. In some States a DUI conviction is classified as a felony.
WHERE TO TURN THE FIRST STEP
However, with the internet being the informational highway, there is plenty of help available. Or check your local library, or phone books.
Attorneys ; It’s best if one searches their local areas for DUI Attorneys. If there is none available, or close by, then do a “Google Search” for DUI Attorneys, and you will find lots of them. There are many other informational sites to choose from that will come up with your Google Search. Whatever the case, get an Attorney who is a specialist in DUI’s.
DISCOVER HOW TO REPAIR OR REMOVE YOUR RECORD
WHAT MADD MOTHERS DOESN’T WANT YOU TO KNOW
Now there is a program available for people who want to clear their drunk driving record. You need this simple step by step information on how to;
* Clear your DUI conviction record or significantly minimize your driving record.
* Get your drivers license back.
* Simple actions you can take today to clear your record no matter what state you
you live in.
* You pass pre-employment background checks.
* How to legally pay little to nothing on outrageously expensive SR-22 requirements.
YOU WILL LEARN MUCH MORE
*How the courts and Department of Motor Vehicles store and keep your records and the 3 things you must do to limit the sharing of your record.
* How the lack of communication between agencies involved in the DUI process and how you can legally use this to your advantage.
* Why there is a 95% chance that the state has no record of your offense and what you must do to ensure that they never get a copy of your record.
* Why private companies are buying up copies of your record and what you need to do to stop them from damaging you.
* How the department of motor vehicles tracks your driving record and what you can do about it.
* Drivers license strategies to help you get legally re-licensed. Several methods and how it has helped other people.
* How to clean up your Rap Sheet
* A breakdown of the 7 departments you will have to deal with, and what to say to them to help you clear your record.
* Contact information and instructions for all agencies you need to contact.
YOU MUST ACT NOW
If you have been pulled over its absolutely critical you learn how to protect not only your freedom but your driving privileges. There is one action you must take right away to save your license and then minimize the damage done to your personal life. If you have an older conviction record this is truly something you need to grab a hold of. Your attorney won’t do all of this for you. His job is to win your case in court.
You will receive additional support all packed into a simple to follow plan. This package has information that you can put to work for yourself right now, so click on this link, and end your nightmare. CLICK HERE
Attention;
If your offense is related to vehicular manslaughter you are not eligible .
If your offense is related to a habitual offender classification you are not eligible.
If your offense is complicated with felony drug charges you most likely are not eligible.
If your DUI offense involves extensive property damage and/or severe accident or injury you are not eligible.
If your DUI requires incarceration over and beyond time already served, you most likely are not eligible to receive this information
Please do not purchase the program
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