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To: blackdog
How can she drive to the trial? She's guilty of felony Drunk Driving

Actually, it was a first offense which is not a crime in Wisconsin. It is a traffic violation. A second through fourth offense is a misdemeanor, and a fifth offense is a felony.

She pled no contest on 3/29/04 and her license was suspended for nine months. So assuming her license was not suspended before the conviction (which is a possibility), she will be able to legally drive with no restrictions no later than 12/29/04.

20 posted on 12/28/2004 8:03:38 AM PST by wi jd
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To: wi jd
Thanks for informing me that drunk driving is not a crime????? I'll remember that one!

I guess you meant it was a civil offense matter and not a criminal offense matter? Still, it would get everyone else fired from their job and serve as a record which precluded employment in most meaningful professions other than working for the Wisconsin Legislature or state government.

22 posted on 12/28/2004 8:12:44 AM PST by blackdog (May Islam meet Tennyson's "Ninth Wave" in my lifetime.)
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To: wi jd
...she will be able to legally drive with no restrictions no later than 12/29/04.

Just in time for New Year's Eve!

Stay home, everybody! Stay home!

34 posted on 12/29/2004 9:41:09 AM PST by brewcrew
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