Re: probation violation
Posted by -- on 10/31/07

If it is a non-criminal traffic ticket, I doubt you have a
legal obligation to disclose it. I can only advise you
consult with a DUI attorney in your jurisdiction. It will
be a couple of hundred dollars well spent.

DUI is a serious criminal offence. You are indeed lucky.
Imagine if you had hit another car and killed someone. Not
only would the guilt I know you would feel be unbearable,
you could be convicted of a crime punishable by as much as a
20 years in jail.

On 10/31/07, ejl wrote:
> I merely begged for forgiveness. Someone was looking out.
> I am an honest yougman , hard working man, loyal husband
> and Prior gulf veteran. I have never , ever been in
> trouble before this first DUI. I never had a speeding
> ticket or accident. i know it was wrong the first time and
> I know it is wrong now. i feel so terrible inside it
> hurts. I really want to tell my po about the incident but
> I am soo afraid of the consequences.
>
> Right now I'm living with an internal death sentence from
> guilt of what I've done to my wife and possibly my future.
>
> Should I tell my probation officer that I was pulled over
> for speeding as the ticket states. In addition to the 51
> in a 35 the ticket had my bac on it above .08. so now
> what?

Posts on this thread, including this one

• probation violation, 10/31/07, by ejl.
• Re: probation violation, 10/31/07, by --.