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Let me get you her phone number and address while im at it.Originally Posted by columbiasneaks
pics of your friend?
Originally Posted by columbiasneaks
pics of your friend?
This throws up some major red flags when it is time for her to apply for residencies and a medical license. Reckless, criminal, unethicalbehaviors are especially looked down upon in the medical field.Originally Posted by wj4
It's still a misdemeanor, not a felony. Yes it's a very serious crime, but it's not the end of her life. Hopefully she learns from it and doesn't get caught a couple more times to the point that it turns into a felony.
While it may hinder her from being a doctor, I'm sure she can find another career (Worst case scenario). Or have her work out a deal with theD.A. when the time comes. At least that's what I did. I was caught street racing around my 2nd year in college (2004 or so). My attorney (Do NOT get apublic one) got it water down to a DUI and if I stay out of trouble, the file was to be expunged in 3 years. (He had me bring in everything I have that showsI'm a good student and doing something with my life and he showed it to the D.A.'s and the judge). Now, it's been fully expunged. I'm glad Igot caught though because I used to drive like a mad man. The downside was that my insurance was extremely high for the next 3 years ($7,000 a year undermom's name and with good student discount). Now since the case has been expunged, it's down to about $1,500 a year.Originally Posted by AntonLaVey
This throws up some major red flags when it is time for her to apply for residencies and a medical license. Reckless, criminal, unethical behaviors are especially looked down upon in the medical field.Originally Posted by wj4
It's still a misdemeanor, not a felony. Yes it's a very serious crime, but it's not the end of her life. Hopefully she learns from it and doesn't get caught a couple more times to the point that it turns into a felony.
thisOriginally Posted by GingersAintBad
DUIs are serious. I have absolutely no respect for anyone that gets one. Picking up a phone to call a friend or a cab is all it takes to avoid that. Its irresponsible and the potential for damage is immense.
Originally Posted by wj4
While it may hinder her from being a doctor, I'm sure she can find another career (Worst case scenario). Or have her work out a deal with the D.A. when the time comes. At least that's what I did. I was caught street racing around my 2nd year in college (2004 or so). My attorney (Do NOT get a public one) got it water down to a DUI and if I stay out of trouble, the file was to be expunged in 3 years. (He had me bring in everything I have that shows I'm a good student and doing something with my life and he showed it to the D.A.'s and the judge). Now, it's been fully expunged. I'm glad I got caught though because I used to drive like a mad man. The downside was that my insurance was extremely high for the next 3 years ($7,000 a year under mom's name and with good student discount). Now since the case has been expunged, it's down to about $1,500 a year.Originally Posted by AntonLaVey
This throws up some major red flags when it is time for her to apply for residencies and a medical license. Reckless, criminal, unethical behaviors are especially looked down upon in the medical field.Originally Posted by wj4
It's still a misdemeanor, not a felony. Yes it's a very serious crime, but it's not the end of her life. Hopefully she learns from it and doesn't get caught a couple more times to the point that it turns into a felony.
Easier said than done. On Friday and Saturday nights from 12-4AM, I'm willing to bet at least 50% of the drivers on the road are under theinfluence of some sort. If you go to a bar or a club, just look at how many people leave walking all wobbly and such. I know some have a designated driver,but that person has to have extremely strong will not to give in at a point in the night.Originally Posted by spsfinest212
thisOriginally Posted by GingersAintBad
DUIs are serious. I have absolutely no respect for anyone that gets one. Picking up a phone to call a friend or a cab is all it takes to avoid that. Its irresponsible and the potential for damage is immense.
perhaps but this is usually easier said than done.Originally Posted by spsfinest212
thisOriginally Posted by GingersAintBad
DUIs are serious. I have absolutely no respect for anyone that gets one. Picking up a phone to call a friend or a cab is all it takes to avoid that. Its irresponsible and the potential for damage is immense.
A misdemeanor DUI isn't the end of the world. They are MUCH more common than you think--believe me, I work in the justice system and I see them all the damn time.
Yes. All type of people in all financial situation get them. My friend, who works for Sterling's (owner of the Clippers) firm became a goferfor a while when he got his license suspended from a DUI.
+1Originally Posted by 703 Hwy
I drive better drunk anyway
Originally Posted by sam206
after getting a DUI dont you have to have a breathalyzer that starts your car