[StraitShooter]

It is easiest way to tell if male has lost his license is when he drives a fukkin bike around town

So fukkin true here in Miami. Any adult male 30 years and older riding a bike around is an old drunk

I know a few and most aint seen a license in 10 years and never will again

[G's pks]

Sorry to hear this...going to cost you some $ and I am sure an automatic suspension...get a good lawyer and end as quickly as possible otherwise...$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$

[DrStale]

Brother got one. Blew a 1.0. He got off with not Dui on his record because something was fuckked up with the video in the cops car. But in order for the DUI not to be on his record he needed to have a safe driving record for 2 years, otherwise the DUI would pop up and be seen. He paid 2900 in total fees.

2 Buddies got DUI's, both didnt blow. Both had to pay about 5K in lawyer fees and fines. Not blowing is an admission of guilt, but not sure if it shows up on your record. Both lost licenses for 6 months.

All this in Illinois also.

I don't understand why you wouldn't just drive back to a bar near your house instead of hoping on I-88.

Assuming you mean a .10? If your blood is 1% alcohol you will not fail a breathalyzer, because you will not be breathing.

[shaggy3000]

if the lawyer is any good at all they should at least be able to get it knocked down to a wreckless. and you should never blow. its so easy to fail that test its crazy. and if you say youve had any the cops will **** you on the eye stag test. the car cameras will never pick up an eye twitching so its your word against theirs and we know which will hold up. but on first offense you should be fine with a decent lawyer. i blew a .174 and still got mine knocked down. ( got the blow test thrown out ) and you can get a work permit in most cases with a lawyer.

just speaking from personal experience.

[Flexin]

Never speed after drinking.

Never drive after drinking.

James

[ngates815]

new lenox... got pulled on 80 getting off 355

Ahh whats up neighbor. Right down the road from me

[opie1988]

Ahh whats up neighbor. Right down the road from me

These damn rednecks speeding, driving sh*tfaced on the highway. I'm sure you & NGates were excited to get out of the hot ass machine shop early on a Friday....since all the sweeping was caught up....but that's no excuse to be speeding home to your mobile homes drunk!!!

Not like you were going to be gettin' laid.....especially that gay-ass virgin Ngates!!

[Grandmaster B]

Time to go to the casino, and see if you can make your dreams come true.

[Wiggums5]

doesn't matter about the drinking part...29 over equals license suspended...have fun

[Richkas]

You may keep your license. But I dont care if you have a lawyer or not, your getting charged with a DUI.

[wtf]

u like rooster-meat sandwiches?

[JMobile]

ForTheLove, you are done!
ForTheLove, you are done!
ForTheLove, you are done!

meh, this chant was catchy.

[jashtonrich]

wow that sucks next time drink more but taake a cab

[unluckysob]

Ive had 4 duis in last 35 years---had them spread out pretty good---Have not had one in last 15 years---I drink and drive almost every day---drive only on roads you are familar with, obey all traffic laws, make sure all equipment is working--29 mph over after a few drinks is really dumb---so was my last dui---expired tag---Good Luck.

[dante1]

I would love to sympathize with you but I just cannot. Drinking and driving, well you get what you deserve. IMO, the penalty isn't severe enough, this is serious business, life and death business.

When will people learn?

[THE PROFIT]

I think your wrong their. Insurance company's will treat a refusal the same as a DUI conviction. Once the DMV submits your driving record of the refusal to the insurance, expect a hike in your premiums.

big difference in a hike in your premium & SR22 that you have to carry for 5 years mandatory, sir.

If you carry it for 4 years and let it lapse you must start all over. Real pain in the ass. Plus, not having DUI on your driving & criminal record means ALOT. There's a lot of jobs you can never get with a fuked up driving record

[THE PROFIT]

when drinking & driving why are you reckless driving??? Thats about as stupid as it gets. When you're drinking you drive like you've got a kilo under the spare tire

[Smoke]

Loveofgame your fukked any way u look at it. Refusing the test made it worse.

Your looking at 180+ days in jail, probation, license suspended, and community service..


Only way to avoid the above is to not show up at court and move out of state. You should seriously consider doing so

[THE PROFIT]

Loveofgame your fukked any way u look at it. Refusing the test made it worse.

Your looking at 180+ days in jail, probation, license suspended, and community service..


Only way to avoid the above is to not show up at court and move out of state. You should seriously consider doing so

quit telling him a bunch of shit you fuks. I said, Ive had 2 DUI's, so listen to me or a bunch of fuks that obviously know nothing about the situation.

No state in the goddamn union gives you 180 days for suspicion of DUI

Here 1st offense is 48 hours 2nd is 45 days. If you didnt blow you wont even get convicted so there will be no jail time

[milwaukee mike]

different laws in different states.
in wisconsin it is immediate 1 year revocation of your license for refusal to take breathalyzer.
http://www.drunkdrivingfacts.net/wis...g-breathalyzer

profit is right about not speeding (or going too slow so the cops think you're drunk), even after only a couple drinks when i'm nowhere close to .08, i am wearing my seat belt and driving straight as an arrow and 5mph over the limit at the most. don't give them a reason to pull you over...

[Smoke]

quit telling him a bunch of shit you fuks. I said, Ive had 2 DUI's, so listen to me or a bunch of fuks that obviously know nothing about the situation.

No state in the goddamn union gives you 180 days for suspicion of DUI

Here 1st offense is 48 hours 2nd is 45 days. If you didnt blow you wont even get convicted so there will be no jail time

Bullshit, laws vary state to state. Your states laws might be soft but dude says he lives in Illinois. In Illinois there is a consent law that requires all drivers to submit to alcohol testing if pulled over for suspicion of DUI. If he is found guilty, which he will be unless he gets a damn good lawyer, in Illinois even a first offense carries a penalty of up to 360 days in jail plus fines, license suspension , and other penalties depending on who is the judge. Some judges will throw the book at you and some won't.

[G's pks]

quit telling him a bunch of shit you fuks. I said, Ive had 2 DUI's, so listen to me or a bunch of fuks that obviously know nothing about the situation.

No state in the goddamn union gives you 180 days for suspicion of DUI

Here 1st offense is 48 hours 2nd is 45 days. If you didnt blow you wont even get convicted so there will be no jail time

Not true...I have friends that were convicted without blowing...the states attorney and po po used the smell on his breath, the way he walked and some of the answers to questions to find him guilty....

[ttrace35]

quit telling him a bunch of shit you fuks. I said, Ive had 2 DUI's, so listen to me or a bunch of fuks that obviously know nothing about the situation.

No state in the goddamn union gives you 180 days for suspicion of DUI

Here 1st offense is 48 hours 2nd is 45 days. If you didnt blow you wont even get convicted so there will be no jail time

I think smoke is tryin to be funny. Number 1 rule when caught for a crime is to never admit guilt. Even if your on HD videotape, you still deny it. Blowing and failing is admitting guilt. Refuse the test, then make up some bullshit as to the reason why you refused it.

[milwaukee mike]

ttrace again this depends on the state.

i agree number one rule is to never say anything to a cop except your name/show id. UNLESS IT IS DRUNK DRIVING WITH IMPLIED CONSENT LAWS.

in wisconsin from what i hear they are actually tougher on guys that don't blow than the guys that blow .15 (limit here is .08)

for every other crime i wholeheartedly agree, the prisons are full of guys that would never be there except for the fact they admitted to something. almost impossible to prove fraud for a bounced check, for example, without an admission of guilt.

[ttrace35]

Not true...I have friends that were convicted without blowing...the states attorney and po po used the smell on his breath, the way he walked and some of the answers to questions to find him guilty....

This is very true and happens a lot. But the point is, by refusing, you have wiggle room. At anytime before your friend was convicted, he could have pled out to a lesser charge. No county in the state wants to go thru a trial if it can be avoided. If you fail the breathalyzer, you have no wiggle room and are pretty much on the mercy of the court. A good criminal lawyer will tell you straight up, that you shouldn't blow if you been drinking.

[FreeFall]

I think it would have been smarter to ask for the blood test. If you only have 3/4 by the time they got you to the station then to the hospital you would've been sitting well below .08. Regardless I'm not an inconsiderate bastard who drives drunk and have absolutely no sympathy for you.

[ttrace35]

ttrace again this depends on the state.

i agree number one rule is to never say anything to a cop except your name/show id. UNLESS IT IS DRUNK DRIVING WITH IMPLIED CONSENT LAWS.

in wisconsin from what i hear they are actually tougher on guys that don't blow than the guys that blow .15 (limit here is .08)

for every other crime i wholeheartedly agree, the prisons are full of guys that would never be there except for the fact they admitted to something. almost impossible to prove fraud for a bounced check, for example, without an admission of guilt.

Maybe your right about the state or county. Here in NYC they're quick to give good deals and second chances, bcause so backlogged. If they have you dead to rights, they're less inclined to give you a sweet deal.

[G's pks]

This is very true and happens a lot. But the point is, by refusing, you have wiggle room. At anytime before your friend was convicted, he could have pled out to a lesser charge. No county in the state wants to go thru a trial if it can be avoided. If you fail the breathalyzer, you have no wiggle room and are pretty much on the mercy of the court. A good criminal lawyer will tell you straight up, that you shouldn't blow if you been drinking.

agree 100%...but my point was people still can and do get convicted without blowing...but I agree with what you said...

[Smoke]

I think smoke is tryin to be funny. Number 1 rule when caught for a crime is to never admit guilt. Even if your on HD videotape, you still deny it. Blowing and failing is admitting guilt. Refuse the test, then make up some bullshit as to the reason why you refused it.

Not trying to be funny. DUI's are serious business pal, innocent people get killed because of stupid fukks.

In Illinois where fortheloveofgame lives, there is an implied consent law that requires all Illinois drivers to submit to alcohol testing if pulled over for suspicion of DUI. Its required and he refused. If he is found guilty, first time offense in illinois carries a max penalty of 360 days in jail plus everything else I mentioned in last post. Doesn't mean they'll throw the book at him, but even with a damn good lawyer he is still looking at serving some prison time. Look up the illinois laws if u don't believe me

[G's pks]

Not trying to be funny. DUI's are serious business pal, innocent people get killed because of stupid fukks.

In Illinois where fortheloveofgame lives, there is an implied consent law that requires all Illinois drivers to submit to alcohol testing if pulled over for suspicion of DUI. Its required and he refused. If he is found guilty, first time offense in illinois carries a max penalty of 360 days in jail plus everything else I mentioned in last post. Doesn't mean they'll throw the book at him, but even with a damn good lawyer he is still looking at serving some prison time. Look up the illinois laws if u don't believe me

[Smoke]

Sad but true, that picture pretty much sums it up.

[Richkas]

I dont know if this will make you feel better. But I have a buddy who has 5 DUI's and 10 driving on revoked and never seen any jail time. Cost him about a 100k though and he's been sober now 5 years. He has a great job though so he could afford the cash.

[G's pks]

Sad but true, that picture pretty much sums it up.

Ouch!

maybe a choice vaseline or KY at least?

[Richkas]

Also something funny about this thread. Theres a piece of shit in this thread that was calling anybody who drinks and drives a asshole in a thread the other day. But they are being sympathetic in this thread. What a 2 faced piece of shit. Unreal..only on the internet.

[ttrace35]

Not trying to be funny. DUI's are serious business pal, innocent people get killed because of stupid fukks.

In Illinois where fortheloveofgame lives, there is an implied consent law that requires all Illinois drivers to submit to alcohol testing if pulled over for suspicion of DUI. Its required and he refused. If he is found guilty, first time offense in illinois carries a max penalty of 360 days in jail plus everything else I mentioned in last post. Doesn't mean they'll throw the book at him, but even with a damn good lawyer he is still looking at serving some prison time. Look up the illinois laws if u don't believe me

Ok. I guess the laws are different everywhere. Dui's are serious shit. But anytime a lawyer os senator get caught dui, they all refuse. God forbid, I would want to do what they do.

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