Can you say “Judicial Overreach?”
Public intoxication, fine.
Taking his driver’s licence even though he wasn’t driving?
Things like this are yet another reason the public is withdrawing support for law enforcement and the judicial system.
I think you misread it. He lost his driving privileges for a year, starting last February 2019. He apparently was riding the horse because his driver’s license was suspended.
Looks like he plead guilty to it. Probably could’ve easily beat the charge.
I guess you should show up in court shitfaced either.
In California you can be convicted of DUI for riding a horse or a bicycle while drunk.
No he lost his license last feb, that is why he was on the horse.
I had a great great great whose claim to fame was that he stumbled into the wagon and the team brought him home.
Taking his driver’s licence even though he wasn’t driving?
I’d appeal.
Things like this are yet another reason the public is withdrawing support for law enforcement and the judicial system.
He probably agreed to surrendering his license if he broke parole conditions.
He broke them. So yeah. Take his license away.
The drivers license was suspended earlier for a OWI conviction, not this incident. I suppose that’s why he was on the horse.
Read again...He had already lost his license for DUI...That started in Feb 2019...