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Why aren't Police Charging the Texas Driver with 2nd Degree Murder?
The man was drunk and USING a cell phone and because of that he got 5 kids killed. It wasn't an accident because he knew the risks of driving under the influence.
Some dude in Southern california killed 3 people in car crash ( one of them the Angels pitcher ). Because he was drunk, he's being charged with 3 counts of second degree murder.
Why isn't this case the same?
He should be charged with murder. However, in the meantime there are million so of illegal immigrants driving around drunk with no license to do so or insurance to help the ones they harm.
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Consequences of being on formal probation and getting a dui?
Back in November 2008 i got put on probation for an assualt charge and was sentenced to 3 years formal probation. I've already completed a year and 9 months of probation and just a few days ago i blew over a .2 in california and got arrested for DUI. My Probation officer meeting is in a few weeks and im wondering what to expect? Will i get arrested? If so, how long should i expect and is there any way around jail time. ( ankle bracelet, community service, etc) im willing to do any of it in lieu of jail. I;m a full time 3.2 GPA student and made a mistake by driving home. What can i do because school is starting in september and i dont want to lose a semester for jail
If at all possible you should get a lawyer. You could possibly spend the remainder of your probation in jail....and that's just for the assault charge. You will need a lawyer to make you a deal. If your scheduled meeting with your PO was made before the DUI, you need to call your PO immediately and tell him that you got a DUI.
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HENRY MAGRUDER WILLIAMS v. COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
SUPREME COURT OF VIRGINIA 265 Va. 268
February 28, 2003, Decided
When Williams was convicted of the March 2000 offense, the Commonwealth obtained a nolle prosequi of the charge arising from the May 19, 2000 offense. Williams later was indicted in the present case for the offense occurring on May 19, 2000. Williams made a motion to strike on various grounds, including the argument that the Commonwealth failed to prove that he had been convicted of two prior Virginia DUI offenses at the time he committed the May 19, 2000 offense. The circuit court denied the motion and convicted Williams of the offense charged in the amended indictment. Williams appealed from his conviction to the Court of Appeals, which affirmed the trial court's judgment. Then he appealed to Supreme Court of Virginia.
Issue:
- Whether the Virginia Court of Appeals erred in concluding that Code § 18.2-270 permitted enhanced punishment for a third DUI offense in Virginia, when a defendant was not convicted of his second DUI offense at the time he committed the third offense?
The Court observe that "Williams does not dispute that the evidence was sufficient to support the trial court's determination that he violated Code § 18.2-266. He only challenges the trial court's application of the enhanced punishment provisions of Code § 18.2-270, which resulted in the elevation of the charged DUI offense from a misdemeanor to a Class 6 felony. The statutory language before us is unambiguous and demonstrates the General Assembly's intent to authorize punishment for a Class 6 felony when a defendant has committed three or more DUI offenses under Code § 18.2-266 within a ten-year period. This punishment is activated, in the language of the statute, by a defendant's conviction of a third or subsequent offense committed within ten years. The General Assembly's use of the words "offense" and "committed" signals its clear intent to authorize enhanced punishment for a third DUI offense occurring within the prescribed time period even though the second DUI offense has not resulted in a conviction before the third offense is committed."
Conclusion:
In accordance with this reasoning and with the plain meaning of Code § 18.2-270, we hold that the Court of Appeals did not err in concluding that Code § 18.2-270 permitted enhanced punishment for a third DUI offense based on Williams' conduct of May 19, 2000. For these reasons, this Court affirmed the Court of Appeals' judgment.
Disclaimer:
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