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Alright, so I guess I can still drive around without a care in the world until that notice actually hits my mailbox... thanks for clearing that up.
Look, there’s a massive difference between someone hitting a 0.5 BAC because they made some reckless, stupid decision behind the wheel, and someone who’s actually a regular drinker—someone who might just have one too many and suddenly finds themselves spiraling toward a 0.5% level... it can happen to anyone, really. I know women who have one single beer and they're already stumbling around like they don't even know where they are.
I wasn't looking for any "brilliant" critiques here—just wanted to hear from people who actually understand how these situations play out in the real world...
Hey... so here’s the situation. Back in September 2016, I got pulled over by some highway patrol guys for doing 1.75 over the limit—yeah, yeah, don't laugh. After everything settled, I had to head to court, and the judge handed down a sentence of three months and a $2,100 fine. I paid the whole thing up front, thinking we were good, but apparently, the prosecution decided to appeal. Even though I thought I was in the clear to keep my license, I find out later that the paperwork went all the way up to the appellate court. Then, just a few days ago, I get hit with a new ruling: five months without a license plus even more fines. To make matters worse, I just had my second kid a week ago... this timing couldn't be any worse. It's a massive problem because I've been waiting nearly a year and a half for this verdict, and in all that time, I haven't had a single other ticket or anything on my record... thanks