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Do you accept referrals from other lawyers?
Of course, clients, friends and lawyers frequently refer cases to us.
i have had an ignition interlock on my vehicle for the past 18 months with only issues in summer months due to chemicals I carry in car for work purposes. In Feb, I was quite sick and took what I thought was cough med from a friend……when I went to start my car, I failed and registered a .20 on the breath unit….faceing jail, prob revoc…..don’t know what the med was! I don’t know how to prove that I took prescription med from friend and did not “intentionally” consume alcohol.
I have a paper stating that I was found not guilty. I was found not guilty of the D.U.I. about 10 years ago and the DMV is telling me that I have to go to DUI School before I get my driver’s lic. back. What do I do?
My main question is that if a person left the state of Georgia, with a sentence of probation and a fine , how long would they have to be gone until they could return without that affecting them, or is the statute of limitation for ever?