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stenseltizm 08-06-2005 01:38 AM

DUI by state?
 
I have a question about loosing your liscence for DUI. does this go by state because it's a misdameaneor? Like if someone gets charged in one state, then moves to another, can they get a lisc. in the next state so when they loose it in the first they can still drive?

I'm assuming when you apply in the new state they'll check your record to see if your lisc. is suspended in your original state, but what if you do this before your convicted? could this work?

Cray91 08-06-2005 01:53 AM

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Why don't you try it an dfind out.

45psi 08-06-2005 04:16 AM

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yeah man. just go a state over, you'll be fine

crxmobinvtec 08-06-2005 04:41 AM

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well a d.u.i is a feloney not a misdimeanor


here in oregon if you get 3 they take your licence for good

AgentMurdoc 08-06-2005 05:04 AM

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no offense to you, but seriously if you have a DUI, you don't deserve to drive. Driving is a privlege and having people driving under the influence isn't cool. They take peoples lives daily just because they wanted a good time, and many times prevent someone else from ever having a good time agian.

Again no offense to you if you are the one with the DUI, but if so they took your license for a reason, you weren't responsible enough and it is a lesson to be learned.

Again if you are the one with the DUI, I am not attacking you, it goes for anyone that has a DUI.

No hard feeling ya :)

SETI20 08-06-2005 07:02 AM

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Originally Posted by stenseltizm
I have a question about loosing your liscence for DUI. does this go by state because it's a misdameaneor? Like if someone gets charged in one state, then moves to another, can they get a lisc. in the next state so when they loose it in the first they can still drive?

I'm assuming when you apply in the new state they'll check your record to see if your lisc. is suspended in your original state, but what if you do this before your convicted? could this work?

The legal system is not as stupid as you are. No it will not work.

Ecto_1 08-06-2005 09:29 AM

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nope... dui is a dui ur gettin the plates... my friend ahd plates and a breathalizerin his car for like 6 months...

Paul99EX 08-06-2005 09:38 AM

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Originally Posted by AgentMurdoc
no offense to you, but seriously if you have a DUI, you don't deserve to drive. Driving is a privlege and having people driving under the influence isn't cool. They take peoples lives daily just because they wanted a good time, and many times prevent someone else from ever having a good time agian.

Again no offense to you if you are the one with the DUI, but if so they took your license for a reason, you weren't responsible enough and it is a lesson to be learned.

Again if you are the one with the DUI, I am not attacking you, it goes for anyone that has a DUI.

No hard feeling ya :)

couldnt have said it better

Paperchase013 08-06-2005 10:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Ecto_1
nope... dui is a dui ur gettin the plates... my friend ahd plates and a breathalizerin his car for like 6 months...

what tha hell did you just say?

jaykew99 08-06-2005 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Paperchaser013

Originally Posted by Ecto_1
nope... dui is a dui ur gettin the plates... my friend ahd plates and a breathalizerin his car for like 6 months...

what tha hell did you just say?


that he is on crack and cant talk right now

spoon fed 08-06-2005 01:53 PM

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i'm guessing they have special licence plates for the drinkers?

ryan89crx 08-06-2005 04:58 PM

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Originally Posted by spoon fed
i'm guessing they have special licence plates for the drinkers?

not in WA state. just a 90day susp. and the blow-and-go

45psi 08-06-2005 06:26 PM

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^^ thats right. here in WA its a criminal missdemeanor, not a felony

Paperchase013 08-06-2005 07:02 PM

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whats a blow and go?

jaykew99 08-06-2005 07:04 PM

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before your car will start you have to take a breathelizer by blowing into it and passing, allows your car the ability to start

FooK 08-06-2005 08:22 PM

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Originally Posted by AgentMurdoc
no offense to you, but seriously if you have a DUI, you don't deserve to drive. Driving is a privlege and having people driving under the influence isn't cool. They take peoples lives daily just because they wanted a good time, and many times prevent someone else from ever having a good time agian.

Again no offense to you if you are the one with the DUI, but if so they took your license for a reason, you weren't responsible enough and it is a lesson to be learned.

Again if you are the one with the DUI, I am not attacking you, it goes for anyone that has a DUI.

No hard feeling ya :)

big poppa murdoc, holding it down.

turboj0hn 08-06-2005 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by AgentMurdoc
no offense to you, but seriously if you have a DUI, you don't deserve to drive. Driving is a privlege and having people driving under the influence isn't cool. They take peoples lives daily just because they wanted a good time, and many times prevent someone else from ever having a good time agian.

Again no offense to you if you are the one with the DUI, but if so they took your license for a reason, you weren't responsible enough and it is a lesson to be learned.

Again if you are the one with the DUI, I am not attacking you, it goes for anyone that has a DUI.

No hard feeling ya :)

Ah.. don't hate Mr. Murdoc. ;D

Remember, drinking and driving is also something that falls under situational differences. One man might get drunk, having no control of themselves, and drive like an obvious drunk. While another is completely in control and no one is the wiser.

Is the man who drives fine and gets pulled over for their temp. tag falling off the back window as evil as the man who's weaving into oncoming traffic? I'm not trying to justify it, I just believe everyone has a story that changes how much salt you should apply to their legal wounds. O0

HondaTuner 08-06-2005 09:08 PM

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Ah, Timmy.. what did you get yourself into :-\

MakAttack 08-06-2005 09:20 PM

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whether someone drives like they're not drunk is not the point. there is one fact that is true for both parties (drunks that drive drunk, and drunks that don't) ...alcohol lowers your reaction time considerably.

end of story.

so whether you're careening out of control down the interstate, or coming up to an intersection where little johnny didn't hear his mommy tell him to wait and you run him over because you weren't able to react as fast as you could have had you been sober, alert and aware of ALL of your surroundings, isn't really the issue.

drunk driving is drunk driving. and i personally find it dispicable when anyone does it. including my own friends, bf and family members etc. >:(

.....................

and to the thread starter, if you're the one with the DUI and looking for a way out of it. you're a ------- leech. deal with your consequences like a man, don't drink and drive, and maybe you won't find yourself crying on the internet asking strangers for ways to get out of your DUI that you so obviously deserve. >:(

turboj0hn 08-06-2005 10:11 PM

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Originally Posted by MakAttack
whether someone drives like they're not drunk is not the point. there is one fact that is true for both parties (drunks that drive drunk, and drunks that don't) ...alcohol lowers your reaction time considerably.

end of story.

There are people out there that have slower reaction times sober than some people do drunk, does this mean they shouldn't be allowed to drive? Ofcourse not, but that means this situation isn't so cut and dry.

Moral view should not obstruct reality and stop things from having depth. If you say a drunk is a drunk then you must believe a murderer is a murderer. The person who accidentally kills a guy riding his bicycle is no better than the man who stalks a teenager and drags her into a back alley to slash her throat. They both show different intent and forms of similar situations, but as vastly different when taken in context.

Like I said, no sane person will ever condone the action of drinking and driving. But once you want to judge severity, either you're a god or a dictator, you see the situation as its own experience or you throw it all in a single reality you've created..

MakAttack 08-07-2005 02:28 AM

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i throw drunk driving in one category. stupid. and if you do it, you're as stupid as they come.

murder is a bit different seeing as how there is one little word that will dictate whether someone gets thrown in the big house or not. it's called "intent." in my opinion, you shouldn't get the get off the hook just because you weren't boligerantly out of control while driving. you've intoxicated your body leaving yourself impared. and that my friends, happens to be against the law. therefore, you should be punished if found guilty of said crime.

and personally, if you have the reaction time of that of a drunk person or worse, no, i do not think you should be out driving the streets. that doesn't make much sense to put someone who obviously cannot react within reason, out on the streets, does it? that's why senial old bats aren't allowed to drive anymore. because they're too slow, and too out of it to be able to control a car properly and react that of a normal human being. and if you're drunk...you are not in a normal state.

but those are just my two little cents. take them for what you will. i'm not here to win an arguement.

AgentMurdoc 08-07-2005 03:23 AM

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mary your avatar is madd jdm sicc, did johnny teach you how to take pics like that. :D


On topic, alcohol affects your judgment period. You don't have to be drunk or wasted for it to affect you. Bottom line, if you wanna feel a fucken mad crazy buzz instantly and not have the affects of alcohol, buy a slurpee and inhale that ----, your head will be soo buzzed you'll think it's frozen ^-^

SETI20 08-07-2005 07:34 AM

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The legal limit is too ------- high over there anyway. So if you manage to get a DUI you're monumentally stupid.
Try that ---- here in Holland. We'll take your license away for a long ass ------- time.

HondaTuner 08-07-2005 10:46 AM

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From law class, we found out that when you get into a car drunk and start the ignition, drive down the road and hit a woman crossing the street, instantly killing her. That's vehicular homicide.

But pretend you get into a car, and instead of starting the ignition and taking off you just pull the car out of gear and just coast down the road, and pick up enough speed to do some damage... that woman crosses the road and you hit and kill her. Legally, you did not commit murder because you didnt have the intent to kill her, because you didnt flip the ignition.

Yes, that's how stupid our legal system is. The difference between vehicular homicide and not is the flip of a switch. I personally think that you should be held responsible the second that car freakin moves. But whatever.

Ecto_1 08-07-2005 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by spoon fed
i'm guessing they have special licence plates for the drinkers?

sry, in ohio, when u get a dui u get bright yellow plates with red letters, letting EVERYBODY kno that u had a dui, and for some cases, they put a portable breathalizer in your vehicle, if you blow more than a .01 your car wont start

Reddy 08-07-2005 11:38 AM

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Originally Posted by SinisterCRX
But pretend you get into a car, and instead of starting the ignition and taking off you just pull the car out of gear and just coast down the road, and pick up enough speed to do some damage... that woman crosses the road and you hit and kill her. Legally, you did not commit murder because you didnt have the intent to kill her, because you didnt flip the ignition.


You do know that you can get a DUI if your sitting in the car drunk with the keys in the car. So your logic doesn't work. And also I bet there's alot of hippocrits in this thread, everyone at some point in their lives probably drove their car over the legal limit. I mean 2 beers put you at the limit...

HondaTuner 08-07-2005 12:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Whitey

Originally Posted by SinisterCRX
But pretend you get into a car, and instead of starting the ignition and taking off you just pull the car out of gear and just coast down the road, and pick up enough speed to do some damage... that woman crosses the road and you hit and kill her. Legally, you did not commit murder because you didnt have the intent to kill her, because you didnt flip the ignition.


You do know that you can get a DUI if your sitting in the car drunk with the keys in the car. So your logic doesn't work. And also I bet there's alot of hippocrits in this thread, everyone at some point in their lives probably drove their car over the legal limit. I mean 2 beers put you at the limit...

When I was in law class Mark and I had to do a report on this, and the way the law read it essentially stated that intent did not begin until the keys were in the ignition and the car started. Maybe we were reading old laws, but thats the way it seemed.

scottsi 08-07-2005 12:20 PM

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yes keys need to be in the ignition, and its not vehicular homocide unless you intended to kill that old woman, it would be vehicular manslaughter

HondaTuner 08-07-2005 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by scottsi
yes keys need to be in the ignition, and its not vehicular homocide unless you intended to kill that old woman, it would be vehicular manslaughter

True.. I wasn't thinking, vehicular manslaughter is a sub-section of vehicular homicide..

stenseltizm 08-08-2005 08:38 AM

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Holy ---- one little question starts a huge debate.

I didn't ask how to get out of a DUI, I asked if it's possible to keep a liscense. some people don't sit at home on the internet everyday and have jobs to get to.

As someone else stated it is sircumstantial and no one knows the story surrounding each personal experience. Yes it is stupid to ever get behind the wheel after drinking, but considering it is the most highly commited crime, there are either a select group on this board, or a lot of hipocrites.

And Mary, ---- off. You know nothing of me or what I deserve. from my original statement you don't even know If I got a DUI, or was debating with a friend that got one. I am far from a leech crying on the internet. I simply asked a question where it is easy to get a lot of different peoples opinion. I take offense to someone trying to belittle me when they know nothing of me.

For all others that gave some actual input, Thanks that answered my question.

MakAttack 08-08-2005 11:56 AM

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go ---- yourself. i said "if you are the one that got the DUI." if you're not the one that got it, then it wasn't directed towards you, was it ;)

learn to read moron. ::)

dragon 08-08-2005 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by ryan89crx

Originally Posted by spoon fed
i'm guessing they have special licence plates for the drinkers?

not in WA state. just a 90day susp. and the blow-and-go

in ohio you get a yellow plate that lets everyone know your a drunk driver. Me personal think they deserve it to show how stupid you really are.

ibby 08-08-2005 12:32 PM

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Originally Posted by MakAttack
go ---- yourself. i said "if you are the one that got the DUI." if you're not the one that got it, then it was directed towards you, was it ;)

learn to read moron. ::)

lol

Owned..

stenseltizm 08-08-2005 01:39 PM

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I can read just fine. If I was the one that got it, you still know nothing about me or my situation and are out of line trying to belittle me with your unwanted opinion about the right or wrong of drunk driving. I disagree with dd too, I didn't ask if you thought it was right. I didn't say 'how can someone get out of this'. Whether you agree with them or not, people still get them, and may want some advice with dealing with them and still keeping a job to support themselves. I simply asked if someone could get liscensed in another state so they can still drive for work. That is far from getting out of the huge penalties that comes with a DUI: massive court costs, jailtime, probation, a tainted record, and loss of work for attending the many time consuming court dates. That is why you can ---- off with your off topic attack, it had nothing to do with the original question or input I had asked for.

MakAttack 08-08-2005 01:52 PM

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lol I don't care if you don't like my opinion. That's all it is and you suck on it for all I care.

The fact that you, or your friend, or your mom or whoever, are looking for information regarding aquiring another lisence in another state, for the simple fact that you may be losing yours due to a DUI, is in fact trying to get out of your (their) consequences.

You don't want to lose work time due to court dates and bullshit like that? Don't ------- drink and drive. It's a pretty cut n dry concept. Not sure why it's soooo hard for people not to do. And I find it even more rediculous that people try to get out of their consequences when they've been caught. You (or whoever) should have thought about all the thing you wouldn't want to do, if you got caught, before you got in the car and drove drunk. ie, court dates, money, possible jail time, loss of work, and loss of lisence.

It's called being a mature grown up adult and making mature decisions.

Now get off my ass...because you're still a piece of ----. :-*



lol I hope this thread gets locked because I ruined it for you by calling you out. (or WHOEVER it is that needs this precious advice on getting another lisence) ::)

dragon 08-08-2005 01:56 PM

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well if you ask people question with a serious topic like this they are going to express their opinions. if you dont like what you hear, you should think twice about asking questions. This is HMT and everyone knows how ---- happens in GD. People going to say what they want to say.

stenseltizm 08-08-2005 02:25 PM

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No ---- the easiest thing would have been to think about the consequenses first, but this is life. I don't know of one person that doesn't make mistakes. Hind sight is always 20/20 and people do dumb ----. But its best to deal with the dumb ---- and try to make better decisions for the future rather than give up, become a bum, and start leaching off the system. I just have a problem with people that attack someone that asks for advice, while offering none. In my book they are just as much as a piece of ----.

The 'mature responsible thing to do' as you stated would be to disagree with trying to outskirt the out of state liscense with out the personal attack. How is THAT so hard to see. That just shows what kind of a person you are.

MakAttack 08-08-2005 02:31 PM

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and that's you opinion.

i for one don't have any advice for people trying to get out of their punishment. nor do i think there is any period.

you, or whoever got the DUI, just need to deal with the fact that you may get your lisence taken away. it's not the end of the world. do you live in a city that's so poor they don't have public transportation? do you (or whoever) not have any friends that can help out in your time of need? ---- man, you want advice?

here's my advice, grow up, deal with your punishment like a mature adult, and please do what you said in your last post..."try to make better decisions for the future."

yes people make mistakes, and therefore should live with their consequences. if the law wants to just give someone who's aquired a DUI a second lisence wherever they apply for one, then why even have the consequence of losing your first one, in the first place? there are consequences for a reason.

MakAttack 08-08-2005 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by stenseltizm
The 'mature responsible thing to do' as you stated would be to disagree with trying to outskirt the out of state liscense with out the personal attack. How is THAT so hard to see. That just shows what kind of a person you are.

lmao...if you want "mature and responsible" responses then you've come to the wrong board.

and frankly, i don't feel i was attacking you, it was more speaking my mind on the matter of drunk driving and i'd say the exact same thing to anyone else that posted such nonsense as this. including myself. ;) so get over the fact that i'm bitchy right now and have a nice day :-*

PEACE OUT ----------ERS! i'm off to see if my pile of ---- will pass emissions. 8)

stenseltizm 08-08-2005 02:44 PM

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I agree with the immature responses on this board, not that there's anything wrong with it. I just figured of all the people here that talk about: driving with no liscense, no insurance, doing drugs/selling drugs, banging 14yr olds.... Someone might have a little experience/advise for someone that was immature in a different aspect.


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