thank you for all your support. its deeply thankful. the last thing i need is this dui on my record since i just got hired for search and rescue in sd. this could def ruin my career. hopefully i do find out what bac was soon.
would you say that there is a chance of winning this case? or even knocking it down dramatically?
so since the opposing car was full of drunk drivers there not considered witnesses?
im trying to think of anything i can question to try and dismiss this case.
what i ment when i said that my roomate has some questions is that, hes confused how this all played out like me. he is def not getting involved. just giving me advice just like you are.
with me not having any paperwork or information on this whole conviction, you have to understand where im coming from. this is a first for me. like i said, ill be seeing an attorney tomorrow and also setting up my hearing with the dmv.
i guess when i recieve the police report ill be able to determine what happened and what was written. but as of right now im dumb founded and confused about how this was played out. trust me im not the only one confused. has a machanic its pretty easy for me to see where the point of impact was on a vehicle. put the skid marks and damage of the two vehicles and that your answer who was at fault. now if the cops had done a theral investigation on the crash scene, then i wouldnt be questioning. but since they gave me no answers on ANYTHING, or read me my rights before they did custodial interrogation at the station, i think anyone would want some answers.
Custodial interrogation implies that an authority (police, corrections) conducts an interview with an subject which is of interest to their investigation with the condition that the subject is not free to go on his or her own volition. The subject may be an inmate in a correctional institution or may be held as a material witness.
thus being said, lets say i am over the legal limit(.08), im not considered a witness. therefore everything i said doesnt matter, and since they were all intoxicated they are not considered a witness from what your saying. so that would mean the cop had no proof i was driving. and because he wouldnt have proof of me driving then there wouldnt be a need of a bac or conviction of dui. you can also refer to rising blood alcohol defense.
It is unlawful to have an excessive blood-alcohol concentration (BAC) at the time of DRIVING -- not at the time of being TESTED. Since it takes between 45 minutes and 3 hours for alcohol to be absorbed into the system, an individual's BAC may continue to rise for some time after he is stopped and arrested.
and the officers didnt show up for another 45-1 hour after the crash had happened.
if this happened the officer could only do a police report of the accident. officer did not see me drive or pull me over for dui.
PD's are paid by the county.
They Just kiss ass until they get a decent job with their employer.
They wouldn't help you in the least. PD's just tell you to cop to the changes or a tiny lesser charge which really doesn't make a difference.
You are still subject to fines, DUI classes for x amount. Fined at least ~1500.00, community service and or jail time, makes insurance rates astronomical.
But you had an accident, that's changes things drastically.
I pay $600.00 dollars a year for insurance. Don't be surprised it you paying 6k. Almost not worth owning a hot rod.
Sorry Man
Jeff
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