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NAIC - DUI School Home About Us Contact Us Counseling Services Prevention Services Leadership Links Donations Location Map FAQ Work With Us DUI School NAIC Offers Certified DUI Schools NAIC offers services that meet state requirements and assist in getting drivers license restated. Our Alcohol/Drug Substance Abuse Course (ADSAC), DUI Schools, and assessment/evaluation programs were established to discretely and professionally server area residents with the utmost confidentiality. For Class Schedule, Click Here THE REINSTATEMENT REQUIREMENTS ARE AS FOLLOWS: Important: Anyone with a DUI or DUI-related charge received after 7-01-03 will be required to follow all recommendations specified by the DUI Assessor. Alcohol/Drug Evaluation/Assessment - $175.00 10-Hour DUI (ADSAC) School - $175 (3 Days: Call 405.321.0022 for schedule) 24-Hour DUI (ADSAC) School - $360 (6 Weeks: Monday and Tuesday 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.) Victim's Forum Panel (Victim's Impact Program) - $50 (Meets at NAIC: June 15th 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. or June 23rd 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Beginning July: the second or fourth Thursday of every month: 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.) All above classes are held at NAIC located at 215 W. Linn Street (on the corner of Webster St.) Norman 405.321.0022. For over thirty years, NAIC-Center for Oklahoma Alcohol and Drug Services has served the citizens of Cleveland County and the surrounding are with a wide range of services. NAIC started one of the first DUI Schools in Oklahoma and is a non-profit agency providing counseling services on a sliding scale to all clients. (Fees for the DUI (ADSAC) Schools and DUI assessments are set by the state of Oklahoma and cannot be reduced.) All of NAIC's instructors and assessors are state certified. Payments can made in cash, cashiers check, or money order; personal checks are not accepted. For information or to make an appointment, call 405.321.0022 Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m. 1/4/06 Free Counter
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Drunk Driving laws , California DUI Lawyers Email Us Site Map :: Disclaimer California DUI Lawyers Resource Center Office Locations: Long Beach ~ Irvine Pasadena ~ Riverside Woodland Hills San Diego The California DUI Lawyers Resource Center is the web's most-visited resource for Drunk Driving laws , DUI penalties , criminal DUI lawyers , breathalyzers , DMV license suspensions and more, and is provided by the "Dean of DUI attorneys", Lawrence Taylor. With 34 years of experience, Mr. Taylor is the author of the leading textbooks in the field and heads a premier firm of California DUI attorneys, serving clients in Los Angeles , San Diego , Ventura , Riverside , San Bernardino and Orange County . The 8 criminal defense attorneys, who average 12 years of experience and include four former prosecutors, limit their practice to misdemeanor and felony DUI defense exclusively . The firm has been awarded the coveted A-V peer review rating ("very high to pre-eminent") by the International Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory — the highest rating awarded to lawyers and one shared by fewer than 7% of law firms in the United States — and is listed in the prestigious 2005 Bar Register of Preeminent Attorneys . Mr. Taylor's criminal DUI defense firm, twice featured in the American Bar Association Journal ( Dec. 2002 and Jan. 2005 ) for its specialization and unique technical support, remains the only one approved by the California State Bar to provide continuing legal education to attorneys. DUI Lawyers' and Laymen's Guide to DUI Laws and Information The 20 Most Frequently Asked Drunk Driving Questions Mr. Taylor's 20 DUI FAQs, which is widely reproduced on legal websites throughout the internet, present answers to the questions most often asked by citizens arrested for misdemeanor or felony DUI. The Driver's Guide To DUI provides an overview of drunk driving laws, evidence, penalties, license suspension procedures and car insurance issues in layman's terms and is a valuable source of information for any driver recently charged with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The Lawyer's Guide to DUI Defense is a comprehensive source of information for attorneys involved in drunk driving defense. Legal Research provides drunk driving resources including federal law , California law and the politics of DUI . Included are California's drunk driving Vehicle Code statutes and the complete text of the most significant U.S. Supreme Court opinions affecting DUI. DUI Lectures offers audio presentations of four of Mr. Taylor's lectures; simultaneous transcripts are available for you to listen to and/or read. These cover: Demonstrative Cross-Examination of a Police Office. Attacking Blood-Alcohol Evidence in a Drunk Driving Case. Demolishing the State's Test Results Through Cross-Examination. The DUI Exception to the Constitution. DUI Books The standard textbooks in the field, Drunk Driving Defense 5th Edition and California Drunk Driving Defense 3rd Edition by Lawrence Taylor. California's Premier DUI Law Firm . For those interested in the services of The Law Offices of Lawrence Taylor, this website provides office locations, legal information and an introduction to the firm's lawyers and staff. The firm of eight attorneys (including four former prosecutors) continues to limit its practice to the defense of drunk driving cases, with a primary clientele in Los Angeles , Orange , Riverside, San Diego , Ventura and San Bernardino Counties and remains the only one in California to provide its clients with the free services of its own technical support staff of highly qualified law enforcement, blood-alcohol and license suspension experts to assist in their defense. Each case is approached with the basic tenets of the firm in mind: A focus entirely on the DUI or vehicular manslaughter client; no other cases are accepted. Aggressive defense by highly experienced attorneys with expert technical support. Immediate steps toward reinstatement of the client's driving privileges . Re-analysis of all blood and urine samples for alcohol and preservative by the firm's toxicologist. Investigation of equipment and procedures used in each breath test. Personal attention to the client and ease of access to the attorney. Insulation of the client from having to appear in court or at hearings, unless necessary. Free initial consultation at our offices or in the privacy of the individual's home. Major credit cards readily accepted. The firm maintains offices in: Long Beach: 562-989-4774 Irvine: 949-752-1550 San Diego: 619-232-5034 Woodland Hills: 818-707-1414 Riverside: 951-369-4999 Pasadena: 626-204-2858 Mr. Taylor is nationally recognized as the foremost authority on DUI / DWI litigation and constitutionality in the United States. A former prosecutor and Fulbright Professor of Law, he was a founder of the National College for DUI Defense , served on the Board of Regents and was elected Dean for 1995-1996; he is one of only 4 attorneys in California Board-certified by the National College's American Bar Association accredited specialist program as a DUI defense specialist. Thousands of attorneys have attended over 200 drunk driving seminars in 38 states to hear his successful techniques. He is listed in Who's Who in American Law and in The Bar Register of Preeminent Attorneys and has been featured in the Los Angeles Times, Christian Science Monitor, Wall Street Journal, Lawyer's Weekly USA , American Bar Association Journal , Los Angeles magazine, USA Today and National Law Journal . On July 25, 2002, at Harvard Law School, Lawrence Taylor was presented with the National College's "Lifetime Achievement Award". He was selected as one of Southern California's "Super Lawyers" for 2004, 2005 and 2006 in surveys of over 65,000 Los Angeles and Orange County attorneys. THE WEB'S PREMIER SOURCE OF INFORMATION ON DRUNK DRIVING LAW Home :: DUI FAQ's :: Drivers Guide :: Lawyer's Guide :: DUI Research :: DUI Checkpoints The DUI Officer :: DUI Books :: Audio Lectures :: DUI Nationally :: DUI Firms This site is hosted and maintained by: Law.Net ® :: Link to Us For further local DUI information, see the California DUI network of websites located at Los Angeles County DUI ...... Orange County DUI ...... San Diego County DUI ...... Riverside-San Bernardino County DUI ...... Ventura County DUI . Each site features general legal information in addition to local courts, law enforcement, prosecutors, etc. Return to Top © 1998 Lawrence Taylor :: All Rights Reserved
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DUII or have not Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants Cases Home | Local Rules | Filing Fees | Forms | Court Calendar | Court Records | Jury Service | Family Mediation | Payments About Us Judges Administration Hours - Location Court Calendar Court Records Hearing Schedule Jury Service Criminal Traffic Payments Family Law Mediation Filing Fees Phone Numbers We Can Help Podemos Ayudar Find an Attorney Links Driving Under the Influence Diversion Program Oregon Law provides for a diversion program for individuals who have not been convicted of a DUII or have not participated in a DUII Diversion Program in the past 10 years prior to the current DUII arrest. In addition, to qualify for the DUII Diversion Program, this arrest could not have involved an accident in which another person was injured. DIVERSION MUST BE FILED WITHIN 30 DAYS FROM ARRAIGNMENT The DUII Diversion Program requires a one (1) year commitment. The petition for the DUII Diversion Agreement must be filed with the Court within 30 days of the appearance date given by the officer on the bottom of the citation unless the Court allows a later filing date for good cause. A person charged with DUII must plead guilty or no contest to participate in the DUII Diversion Program. The person charged with DUII must appear in court on the date cited on the citation, unless otherwise notified by court or counsel. General Information DUI Diversion Program In summary, the DUII Diversion Program affords eligible persons the opportunity to participate in an alcohol/drug evaluation and education/rehabilitation program in lieu of being convicted of DUII. The DUII will be on your driving record as a diversion, not a conviction. If you have not been convicted of a DUII or have not participated in a DUII Diversion Program in the past 10 years prior to the current DUII arrest or in any similar drug or alcohol rehabilitation program in any state within the 10 years prior to this arrest, and if you have no other charge of murder, manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide, or assault resulting from the operation of a motor vehicle pending in any state on the date you file for diversion, and if this arrest did not involve an accident in which another person was injured, you may be eligible for the DUII Diversion Program. At the time of the alleged offense, you did not have a commercial driver license and were not operating a commercial motor vehicle. The DUII Diversion Program is a legal agreement with the Court that sets aside the DUII charge and enables the case to be dismissed in one year if all the terms of the Diversion Agreement are satisfied. The Diversion Program lasts one year or until all conditions have been satisfied. Upon completion of the Diversion Program, there is no DUII conviction entered on your driving record. Court costs are considerably lower. You must enter a “guilty” plea prior to entering the Diversion program. If you have successfully completed the alcohol treatment program, paid all of the required fees and complete all other requirements of the Diversion Program, the DUII charge will be dismissed by the Court. If you do not complete all the requirements of the Diversion Program, your diversion agreement may be terminated or revoked and set for sentencing. If you fail to appear in court when scheduled, a warrant will be issued for your arrest. Costs involved in the DUII Diversion Program If you decide to participate, you must pay a filing fee of $405.00 to the Court and a $150.00 screening interview fee to an Alcohol and Drug Evaluation Specialist. These costs are required by statute. In addition to the above fees, you must pay the costs of treatment and $20 processing fee to Jackson County Community Justice. The filing fee is due at the time you file a petition for entry into the DUII Diversion Program. You may set up a payment plan with the Court if you are unable to pay in full at the beginning of the program. The $150.00 evaluation fee must be paid prior to the screening interview unless you make other arrangements with the evaluator. Failure to pay the filing fee in full or when payments are due will result in the termination of your diversion agreement. Failure to pay for the evaluation and/or treatment may result in the termination of your diversion agreement. Driver’s License Thirty days after your arrest or citation, the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) will suspend your license if you failed or refused the breath test. You must contact DMV regarding this suspension and any application for a hardship permit. If you are convicted of DUII, your driving privileges will be suspended from one or three years or for your lifetime, depending on your driving record. Victim Impact Panel General Information Location Smullin Center, Main Auditorium, 2825 Barnett Road, Medford, Oregon between Black Oak Drive & Murphy Road; next to Rogue Valley Medical Center. Time Please arrive for registration at 6:30 pm. The program begins promptly at 7:00 p.m. No one is admitted after 7:00 p.m. Fees - $25.00 Cash No admittance or credit for attendance without payment of $25.00 cash fee. There is no cost for friends or family members. Children under 10 years of age should not be brought as a guest. Do not consume controlled substances or alcohol within 8 hours prior to attending the Victim Impact Class. Please be aware there may be random alcohol testing upon entrance to the class. Violation of this rule will result in your exclusion from the panel. You may also be denied admission to any subsequent VIP panels which may affect completion of your diversion or probation conditions. Quick Internet Links Oregon State Courts Home Jackson County Home Oregon.gov Crime Victims Assistance Public Access & Case Inquiry State of Oregon Law Library Jobs / Volunteers Oregon Bluebook Oregon State Bar US Bankruptcy Court Oregon State Archives Oregon State Library National Center for State Courts Juror's Handbook Contact Information Address: 100 South Oakdale Medford, OR 97501 Phone: 541.776.7171 ext 583 Fax: 541.776.7057 Hours 8:30am to 5:00 pm Monday - Friday Quick Links General Information DUI Diversions Victim Impact Panel Information About Us | Court Calendar | Family Law Mediation | Criminal | Attorney Help | Local Rules | Filing Fees | Traffic | Jury Service | Judges | Contact Webmaster
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first DUI conviction is Illinois Driver Illinois Drivers License With a Wisconsin DUI Case? Illinois Drivers Can Get Hammered Heres a scenario that Ive seen too many times. An Illinois driver gets arrested in Wisconsin for first offense DUI (or OWI in Wisconsin-speak). He asks the cop who arrested him what will happen to his Illinois license. The cop tells him that since he has an Illinois license, the Wisconsin case wont matter. The Illinois drivert then talks to a Wisconsin lawyer, who tells him that he needs to have an Illinois lawyer handle the Illinois consequences of the case or worse he tells the Illinois driver that the Wisconsin conviction wont matter in Illinois. The truth of the matter is, these answers are totally wrong. Sadly, this happens because some Wisconsin lawyers are willing to represent Illinois drivers, when they really dont understand how a Wisconsin case affects an Illinois drivers license. Its critical that an Illinois driver be properly represented in Wisconsin, or he will find himself being hammered by the Illinois Secretary of State. Heres why. The Wisconsin system and the Illinois system are very different and they dont match up with each other. Illinois imposes severe penalties for a Wisconsin first offense case. So, a Wisconsin case is far worse for an Illinois driver than an Illinois case. The Illinois System In Illinois, a person who is charged with first offense DUI routinely gets a plea-bargain. This may be a reduction of the charge or "court supervision." Court supervision is a deal in which the defendants drivers license is suspended for few months, hes ordered to go to some classes and if he does those things successfully, the case is dismissed. There is no DUI conviction on his record in this scenario. 1 Also, he can have a work permit (called a Restricted Driving Permit, or RDP, in Illinois) to drive during the suspension. So, by the time an Illinois person gets his first official DUI conviction he will have had at least one and possibly two or more prior DUI arrests. This is why the Illinois drivers license consequences for a first conviction are quite severe. Specifically, the first consequence is a drivers license revocation of an indefinite period of one year to life. That is, the Illinois driver can apply for reinstatement after one year, but he may not get it. In fact it often takes three to five years to get a reinstatement. During the revocation period, he may be able to get an RDP (restricted driving permit) that allows minimal driving for work, but it can be difficult. To get an RDP, there is a mandatory six-week waiting period before application, and the application are often deferred or denied. Plus, there are counseling and other requirements. It is not unusual for it to take six months to a year to obtain an RDP. In Illinois, therefore, its important to remember that the first DUI conviction is almost never the first DUI arrest. The Wisconsin System The Wisconsin system is very different. First and foremost, plea-bargaining in a Wisconsin DUI case is very rare. That is, it is extremely unusual for a DUI charge in Wisconsin to be reduced to a lesser charge. Also, there is no system of "court supervision" in Wisconsin. So, in Wisconsin, a defendants first DUI conviction will almost always be his first DUI arrest (unless he fights the case and wins, as do a good number of my clients). The practical consequence to a Wisconsin driver, however, is very similar to that of Illinois court supervision. The Wisconsin penalty is a six to nine month loss of drivers license with immediate automatic eligibility for a work permit (called an occupational permit in Wisconsin). There is also a fine to pay and an "assessment" or mandatory counseling. Unfortunately, many an Illinois driver has left a Wisconsin courtroom, having heard the Wisconsin judge impose the Wisconsin penalty, and believed that was the penalty he received for the Wisconsin case. Howeverand this is extremely significant--the Wisconsin penalty applies only inside the borders of the State of Wisconsin. A Wisconsin court cannot revoke an Illinois drivers license; it can only revoke the right to use that license in Wisconsin. Technically, the Illinois driver with a Wisconsin DUI revocation still has a valid Illinois license that can be used anywhere but Wisconsin, until and unless the Illinois Secretary of State says otherwise. This may seem like a big loophole, but actually this is what leads to the problem of the Illinois driver being hammered. To close this loophole, Wisconsin, like all states, will report the conviction to the "home" state, in this case Illinois. Then, Illinois will issue a reciprocal revocation order. It takes about a month, but the Illinois driver with a Wisconsin conviction is sure to get a letter from the Illinois Secretary of State revoking his drivers license. But, you see, Illinois treats an out-of-state Wisconsin conviction as though it were an in-state Illinois conviction . So, even though the Wisconsin case resulted from the first DUI arrest, it is treated the same as a second or third arrest in Illinois. The Illinois authorities will issue an indefinite revocation order of one year to life, with limited and discretionary eligibility for an RDP. There Is Still Hope If you are an Illinois driver with a Wisconsin first offense DUI case, it is critical that you get a Wisconsin lawyer familiar with the Illinois-Wisconsin problem. There are a number of strategies that may work to soften the blow to an Illinois driver. These sometimes involve using the Wisconsin refusal laws or even changing residency to the State of Wisconsin. Also, you may also need an Illinois lawyer familiar with the Illinois RDP system, so you have the best chance of getting a work permit. In addition, Illinois drivers often need to fight a case that would not be contested by a Wisconsin driver. So, if youre an Illinois driver with a Wisconsin first offense DUI case, make sure that you have the best possible advice and representation. At the Andrew Mishlove Law Offices you'll find that we have the knowledge, skill and experience to handle these complicated interstate issues, and we work closely with the very best lawyers in Illinois to ensure the best possible results for you. Click here for a free online case evaluation Click here for a special report: How to Win a Drunk Driving Case Home
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