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sent a check to a attorney in camdenton today. Will let you guys know how it turns out. It does not go on your driving record but the third one is a felony.
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Originally Posted by Mentalpause
(Post 2253458)
Some states have reciprocating laws for boats and cars, some don't. Unless something has changed in the last 7 years, Missouri did not have that law. So if you got a BUI in Missouri it stayed in Missouri. In fact it did not even show up on your Missouri driving record, although we know everything is discoverable if you screw up enough times.
If you paid your fine and stayed clean for 2 years of boating, everything was supposed to be expunged from records.:rolleyes: :rolleyes: |
Unfortunately, I know of which I speak on this subject.
I'd use John Kaltenbronn or Jayce Kentner. They are good and won't break the bank on you. |
Gregory D. Williams-Attorney
573-374-8761 He is/was a D.A. in a neighboring county, And has practice in Sunrise Beach. PM me if you want more info. |
how did this end ? good or bad?
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Originally Posted by tblrklakemo
(Post 2249323)
I would think a BWI would require you to be there. Im pretty sure a BWI is just as bad as a DUI.
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Used Andrew White out of camdenton. Paid attorney $1000 and fines of $550. All done through the mail and didn't have to drive back up there. 2 years on unsupervised probation.
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Originally Posted by WARPARTY36
(Post 2249236)
I wouldn't pay someone to drive from Springfield. There are a million attorneys up there. You don't even need a good one. The first offense is a gimmee. They just want there $600.
I know there is a guy in Lake Ozark town, but can't think of his name. The biotch of it is you have to drive back up there. I was sentenced to house arrest, lost my license, paid $1,500 in fines, probabtion for two years, ordered to level-3 alcohol class, ordered to a MADD seminar, ordered to a alcohol awareness and family class (I don't have a family), ordered to meet with a probabtion officer every month (60 miles away), lost a total of 18 days of work, spent $2,800 in plane tickets to get back to court for all the hearings, (i was traveling alot at the time) etc, etc... I would be careful. |
oh and, I was a .012 (limit was .01) and no agravating circumstances.
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oh and, lost my boating privelages for one year. I couldn't operate a boat until fall of 2005. By then it was tool cold. I think you get the picture.
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