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Purdue University Police Department - Wanted Criminals Features Purdue Clery Statistics Student Right to Know and Campus Security Act of 1990 (Renamed the Clery Act Your Campus, Your Safety (pdf) What's New Homeland Security (Defense) Active Warrants Purdue Campus Map (With Emergency Information) Citizen's Police Academy - Register Online Alcohol Student Awareness Program (ASAP) Sign up for a (RAD) Rape Aggression Defense Class Drug Tip Line Easy Bicycle Registration Wanted Criminals Return to Crime Statistics and Information ADDINGTON, Jennifer L----------(DOB: 9-14-72) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION ADINA-ZADE, Abdoussalam----------(DOB: 1-25-68) FAILURE TO APPEAR-FAILURE TO STOP AFTER ACCIDENT RESULTING IN DAMAGE TO UNATTENDED VEHICLE ADKINS, Daniel L.----------(DOB: 10-1-72) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA, PARAPHERNALIA, PUBLIC INTOXICATION AHMED, Imran----------(DOB: 6-23-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED, DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED AKEY, Michael P.----------(DOB: 1-16-71) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION ALFAHHAD, Mohannad M.----------(DOB: 1-21-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION AMET, Timothy S.----------(DOB: 3-13-53) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT ARELLANO, Isela C.----------(DOB: 7-31-75) FAILURE TO APPEAR-NEVER RECEIVING LICENSE-ANSWER PETITION ARMSTRONG, Nathan A.----------(DOB: 2-1-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT BY CHECK DECEPTION-5 COUNTS (2 WARRANTS) BAILEY, Jermaine A.----------(8-6-82) PETITION TO REVOKE PROBATION-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA AND VISITING A COMMON NUISANCE BAJAJ, Rikin R.----------(DOB: 7-19-82) FAILURE TO APPEAR-DEALING, POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, CONSPIRACY BARR. Brandon M.----------(DOB: 6-7-85) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION MARIJUANA, PARAPHERNALIA BASS, Leemun----------(DOB: 12-23-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION TO ANSWER TO CHARGE BEACHY, Joshua J.----------(DOB: 6-23-80) ILLEGAL TRANSPORTATION OF AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE ON A PUBLIC HIGHWAY BEAN, Matthew J.----------(DOB: 11-23-75) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION BEAVERS, James R.----------(DOB: 4-26-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION BIGUS, Christine----------(DOB: 10-30-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION BILLETT, Brian P.----------(DOB: 3-30-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION BLAIR, Rickey N.----------(DOB: 1-16-62) OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED .10 PERCENT WITH PRIOR BONDS, Winter V.----------(DOB: 2-29-84) PETITION TO REVOKE PROBATION-FORGERY BOOKER, Ryan L.----------(DOB: 10-5-79) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION BORELLO, Danielle K.----------(DOB: 11-16-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-TO ANSWER TO THE PETITION TO SET BENCH TRIAL-CHECK DECEPTION BOWERS, William W.----------(DOB: 3-3-45) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION BOWMAN, Cory L.----------(DOB: 3-28-80) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED BOYD, John M. (2 warrants)----------(DOB: 8-30-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT and LEAVING SCENE OF ACCIDENT/TO SHOW PROOF OF RESTITUTION-Re-issue BREAUX, Ryan M.----------(DOB: 3-9-75) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED BREWER, Kimberly G. ----------(DOB: 9-26-72) CHECK DECEPTION BRIDGES, Jacky B.----------(DOB: 5-22-75) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE SUSPENDED, EXPIRED PLATES BRYANT, Monica D.----------(DOB: 7-8-66) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT BUTTS, Jason M.----------(DOB: 7-13-72) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION CASTRO, Jose A. ----------(DOB: 10-10-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-LEAVING SCENE OF ACCIDENT, DISREGARD STOP SIGN, NO FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY CASTRO, Ronald G.---------(DOB: 2-9-51) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED CHANCE. LaMark----------(DOB: 1-4-71--?) FAILURE TO APPEAR TO ANSWER TO ADDITIONAL CHARGES THEFT BY CHECK DECEPTION CHANCE, Michael----------(DOB: 9-25-71) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION/TWO WARRANTS CHARBONNEAU, Damien N.----------(DOB: 5-13-77) POSSESSION MARIHUANA CHEN, Danlei----------(DOB: 1-22-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-ATTEMPTED MURDER, BATTERY COMMITTED BY MEANS OF A DEADLY WEAPON, CRIMINAL RECKLESSNESS CHESTNUT, James----------(DOB: 1-29-39) FAILURE TO APPEAR-HABITUAL TRAFFIC VIOLATOR CHIGWEDERE, Fidelis N.----------(DOB: 1-14-82) FAILED TO APPEAR-MAINTAINING A COMMON NUISANCE AND POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA. CHILDERS, Joshua J.----------(DOB: 2-16-84) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXCATED-PRIOR/OPERATING WHILE HAVING A SCHEDULE I OR II CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE IN THE BODY CHOI, Myung H. ----------(DOB: 2-25-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION CHOKSI, Parita V.----------(DOB: 5-26-80) FALSE INFORMATION/HARASSMENT CLARK, Steven Scott----------(DOB: 7-17-76) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION COLEMAN, Angela F.----------(DOB: 1-15-73) FAILURE TO APPEAR CHECK DECEPTION-2 WARRANTS COLLEGE, Casey M.----------(DOB: 8-2-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION CORRETJER, Ricardo----------(DOB: 3-17-73) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT BY CHECK DECEPTION CRISTADORO, Kenneth M.----------(DOB: 7-15-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION CZEKALSKI, Helen M.----------(DOB: 7-21-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION DAVIS, Robert L.----------(DOB: 3-30-63) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION (2 COUNTS) DELGADO, Deric E.----------(DOB: 1-15-79) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED, UNSAFE LANE MOVEMENT DEPYPER, Stephen J.----------(DOB: 12-4-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION DERKACY, Lee W.----------(DOB: 10-2-76) FAILURE TO APPEAR TO SHOW PROOF OF COMPLETION OF DIVERSION AGREEMENT DEVEREAUX, Laura K.---------(DOB: 3-13-60) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION EATMON, Tracy R.----------(DOB: 12-28-69) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT EINSTEIN, Charles----------(DOB: 9-7-58) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT ELLER, Larry W.----------(DOB: 9-13-56) PETITION TO REVOKE PROBATION-THEFT 5 COUNTS ELLIOTT, Larry O.----------(DOB: 9-24-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT AND CRIMINAL MISCHIEF ELLIOTT, Kent M.H.----------(DOB: 1-5-80) PUBLIC INTOXICATION FARIS, Bradford P.---------(DOB: 1-21-68) FAILURE TO APPEAR-FRAUD FARRIS, Michael L.----------(DOB: 5-20-58) THEFT FARRIS, Timothy E.----------(DOB: 5-28-69) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION FEIL, Justin P.----------(DOB: 11-18-76) FAILURE TO APPEAR TO SHOW COMPLIANCE WITH TERMS OF PROBATION FINN, Leo T.----------(DOB: 6-30-83) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA FOSTER, Michael A.----------(DOB: 7-4-65) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING A VEHICLE AFTER BEING ADJUDGED AN HABITURAL TRAFFIC OFFENDER FREY, Nicholas E.----------(DOB: 3-29-82) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA GAETA JR., UBALDO---------(DOB: 12-16-84) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA AND PARAPHERNALIA GALLAGHER, Andrew P.--------(DOB: 9-13-80) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION GARNETT, Shay Joshua----------(DOB: 2-2-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-STALKING, HARASSMENT, INVASION OF PRIVACY GARRETT, Troy R.----------(DOB: 2-8-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION GEARY, Alain D.----------(DOB: Unknown) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT GENTRY, Susan L.----------(DOB: Unknown) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT GIBSON, Clover L.----------(DOB: 2-26-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION GODBEY, Shawn W.----------(DOB: 8-6-75) THEFT BY CHECK DECEPTION GOLAK, Derek G.----------(DOB: 10-26-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-SHOW PROOF NEW DIRECTIONS GONZALES, Justino----------(DOB: 2-27-82) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING A VEHICLE WHILE NEVER RECEIVING A LICENSE GORMAN, Mike R.----------(DOB: 9-27-76) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION GRAHAM, Raymond, E.----------(DOB: 6-9-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION GREEN, Terry F.----------(DOB: 4-28-52) PUBLIC INTOXICATION GRESH, JAMES A.----------(DOB: 1-22-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION GRUENWALD, Gerald A.----------(DOB: 4-8-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED HALL, Dana Marie----------(DOB: 7-9-73) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED AND DISREGARDING STOP SIGN HALL, Douglas O.----------(DOB: 3-8-73) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION HALL JR, Edward J.----------(DOB: 3-11-76) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIHUANA HAMDAOUI, Nabil----------(DOB: 12-19-84) FAILURE TO APPEAR-RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY HAMRICK, Rodney D.----------(DOB: 1-29-56) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED, RECKLESS DRIVING, DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED, OPERATING A VEHICLE WITHOUT FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY HANKS, Christopher W.----------(DOB: 9-27-70) AKA: SPIKINGS FAILURE TO APPEAR-PETITION TO REVOKE PROBATION/THEFT HARMON, Darren L.--------(DOB: 7-19-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION HAWKINS II, Dale A.----------(DOB: 1-8-80) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION HENDERSON, David S.----------(DOB: 1-2-75) FAILURE TO APPEAR-INFORMATION OF THEFT HENDERSON, GEORGE D.----------(DOB: 5-2-71) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION HERRING, Jacob H.----------(DOB: 10-13-85) PETITION TO REVOKE PROBATION-DEALING IN HASH OIL, MARIJUANA, POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA, POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA, MAINTAINING A COMMON NUISANCE HIATT, Jennifer----------(DOB: 12-21-52) STALKING HINTERLONG,Michael A.----------(DOB: 3-6-86) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION HILTZ, Michael J.----------(DOB: 7-5-77) AFFIDAVIT OF PROBABLE CAUSE FOR POSSESSION OF MARIHUANA AND PARAPHERNALIA HOLDER, Timothy----------(DOB: 9-5-65) THEFT-2 COUNTS, HABITUAL OFFENDER HOLLAND, John E.----------(DOB: 8-22-64) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION HOLLOWAY, Vanessa----------(DOB: 10-14-57) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION HOOD, Brandon W.----------(DOB: 1-19-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION, DISREGARDING TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICE HOOK, Jay C.----------(DOB: 12-28-63) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED HORD, Matthew D.----------(DOB: 1-6-80) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA HUGHES, Corrine M.----------(DOB: 12-10-79) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION HUGHES, Sarah E.----------(DOB: 7-5-83) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION HUMMER, Michael O.----------(DOB: 4-30-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION JENNINGS, Patrick M.----------(DOB: 1-21-84) PUBLIC INTOXICATION JOHNSON, PHILLIP O. II----------(DOB: 1-16-80) FAILURE TO APPEAR-DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED JONES, Eric A.----------(11-18-60) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION (2 WARRANTS) JONES, Mia D.----------(DOB: 11-28-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT JONES, Michael A.----------(DOB: 8-9-67) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION JORDAN, Quitilla C.----------(DOB: 3-6-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT KAMARUDIN, Mohd Z.----------(DOB: 6-7-82) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE SUSPENDED KEMPER, Aaron L.----------(DOB: 2-23-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED KIZER, Courteney A.----------(DOB: 8-26-80) FAILED TO APPEAR-DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED/SPEEDING KNORR, Daniel D.----------(DOB: 6-1-65) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED KNOWLES, David J.----------(DOB: 9-29-65) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT KRUEGER, Jay F.----------(DOB: 4-7-68) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION KUCK, Adolph A. Jr.----------(DOB: 2-25-76) FAILURE TO APPEAR-SHOW PROOF OF COMPLETION OF PROBATION-PUBLIC INTOXICATION KUKLINSKI, Timothy J.----------(DOB: 2-4-84) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION LANDIS, Ryan S.----------(DOB: 12-6-85) FAILURE TO APPEAR-RESISTING LAW ENFORCEMENT, PUBLIC INTOXICATION, MINOR CONSUMPTION LANDIS, Shawn R.----------(DOB: 12-13-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION LANE, Jeffery E.----------(DOB: 4-22-86) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION LAUTENSCHLAEGER, John Dal----------(DOB: 10-9-67) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION LEI, Paul Chia-Ching----------(DOB: 1-4-83) FAILURE TO APPEAR-INTIMIDATION, CRIMINAL CONFINEMENT, BATTERY LEONHARD, Matthew J.----------(DOB: 9-20-73) PROBATION VIOLATION-FORGERY/THEFT LINDBERG, Scott J.----------(DOB: 8-24-72) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION LIU, Bingwu----------(DOB: 11-24-56) DOMESTIC BATTERY LOMAN, Niccole D.----------(DOB: 6-14-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION LOPEZ, Theresa L.----------(DOB: 1-19-65) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION LOWE, Andre Shontel..........(DOB: 4-1-72) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT BY CHECK DECEPTION LUTTRELL, Gary M.-----------(DOB: 7-25-66) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED, RESISTING LAW ENFORCEMENT, POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA, RECKLESS DRIVING, DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED MALASHOCK, Jeffrey----------(DOB: 9-28-81) CHECK DECEPTION MALONE, Neill M.----------(DOB: 9-5-82) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION MARQUEZ, Juan----------(DOB: 7-19-75) PUBLIC INDECENCY MARSH, David G.----------(DOB: 12-18-61) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT MARSH, Thomas L.----------(DOB: 8-22-82) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA AND VISITING A COMMON NUISANCE MARTIN, Peter II----------(DOB: 12-25-82) CONVERSION MARTENS, Patrick K.----------(DOB: 9-21-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-FALSE INFORMING, HARASSMENT/FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION (2) MARTIN, Joseph R.----------(DOB: 7-14-79) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED MARTIN, Michael T.----------(DOB: 6-8-82) MINOR CONSUMPTION MARTINEZ, Pedro B.----------(DOB: 7-8-63) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION AND RESISTING LAW ENFORCEMENT MARTINEZ, Ryan R.----------(DOB: 8-26-84) CRIMINAL MISCHIEF AND MINOR CONSUMPTION MAYOTTE, Thomas E.----------(DOB: 4-13-71) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED, Blood Alcohol Content .21%/NO OPERATOR LICENSE MCCANN, Jennifer M.----------(DOB: 3-16-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CRIMINAL CONVERSION MCCOY, Shane T.----------(DOB: 4-16-85) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION MCDUFFIE, Clinton E.----------(DOB: 5-21-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION MCINTYRE, Nicholas J.----------(DOB: 5-25-83) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA AND VISITING A COMMON NUISANCE MENEFEE, Volanda L.----------(DOB: Unknown) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION METEVERAVONG, Chat-chai----------(DOB: 7-11-66) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION MILLER, Darlene K.----------(DOB: 5-22-63) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT MILLER, JAMES EARL----------(DOB: 6-30-47) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION MIN, Sun Kyung----------(DOB: 2-5-76) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION MINAMIDE, Daisuke----------(DOB: 3-10-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED, UNSAFE LANE MOVEMENT MIXON, Tonya E.----------(DOB: 3-5-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION MOFFITT, DUSTIN R.----------(DOB: 12-16-81) FAILURE TO APPEAR-FALSE INFORMING, OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED, RECEIVING STOLEN AUTO PARTS, OPERATING A VEHICLE WHILE NEVER RECEIVING LICENSE MOHAMAD, Osmond A.----------(DOB: 1-1-63) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED NEWTON, Todd----------(DOB: 7-4-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION NIXON, Naomi M.----------(DOB: 5-9-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION NOVAK, Robert J. ----------(DOB: 12-28-82) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA, PUBLIC INTOXICATION NOWAK, Kevin C.----------(DOB: 7-15-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION, MINOR CONSUMPTION, POSSESSION OF FALSE IDENTIFICATION OLIVER, Charles J. JR.-----------(DOB: 9-1-75) PROBATION VIOLATION ONN, Ngwah----------(DOB: 7-8-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT BY CHECK DECEPTION PARK, Yu-Jin----------(DOB: 3-9-84) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION PARKER, Dora Jean----------(DOB: Unknown) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT BY CHECK DECEPTION PARKER, Emily F.----------(DOB: 5-6-81) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION PARVEZ, Muhammed K.----------(1-7-74) CHECK FRAUD-2 COUNTS PATEL, Avinash--------(DOB: 11-3-71) FAILURE TO APPEAR-HARASSSMENT PATE, Taylor L.----------(DOB: 2-7-80) FAILURE TO APPEAR-RESISTING LAW ENFORCEMENT, PUBLIC INTOXICATION PATIL, Virendra S.----------(DOB: 8-10-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING A VEHICLE WHILE INTOXICATED PEDEN, Timothy M.-----------(DOB: 11-29-69) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT PEDERSTUEN, Scott P.---------(DOB: 10-22-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION PENNINGTON, Colin J.----------(DOB: 4-4-86) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION PERKINS, Jason N.----------(DOB: 8-15-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT PICKETT, John A.----------(DOB: Unknown) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT POST, Daniel A.----------(DOB: 1-18-82) FAILURE TO APPEAR-MINOR CONSUMPTION PRATT, Charles E. A. II----------(DOB: 12-31-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED, DRIVING LEFT OF CENTER RADLOFF, Brian K.----------(DOB: Unknown) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT (CHECK DECEPTION) RAYBALL, Daniel J.----------(DOB: 4-30-84) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA, OPERATING A VEHICLE WITH AT LEAST .02 PERCENT BAC BUT LESS THAN .10 PERCENT BAC REED, Nathan M.----------(DOB: 6-10-80) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION MARIJUANA, POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA REINDL, Jennifer A.----------(DOB: 5-21-77) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CRIMINAL CONVERSION RENAUX, Jocelyn N.----------(DOB: 10-2-77) PETITION TO REVOKE PROBATION-PUBLIC INTOXICATION REIMER, Ned D.----------(DOB: 3-15-64) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION REICHER, Kimberly D.----------(DOB: 7-30-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION ROBERTS, Brian K.----------(DOB: 6-7-68) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT SALGADO, Eduardo J.----------(DOB: 10-28-77) CONVERSION SAXTON, Julianne E.---------(DOB: 11-8-79) ILLEGAL TRANSPORTATION OF AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE ON A PUBLIC HIGHWAY SCHWIND, Timothy R.----------(DOB: 6-11-75) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION SERGHINI, Mehdi----------(DOB: 7-24-75) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED SHANK, Todd C.----------(DOB: 12-5-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION SHARPE, James W. ----------(DOB: 5-29-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION SHAVERS, Romalice A.----------(DOB: 8-9-66) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED SHEETS, Daniel J.----------(DOB: 3-24-85) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA SHELTON, Lane E.----------(DOB: 7-23-72) FAILURE TO APPEAR-SHOW PROOF OF COMPLETION OF NEW DIRECTION FEES AND DIVERSION FEE (PI) SIEGEL, Matthew S.----------(DOB: 3-14-83) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA, VISITING A COMON NUISANCE, MINOR CONSUPTION SMITH, Vincent E.----------(DOB: 1-26-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION, TO ANSWER TO CHARGE SOPJES, Tyler----------(DOB: 7-31-82) MINOR CONSUMPTION SPANGLER,Robert J.----------(DOB: 11-21-69) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION STEINBERG, Danny M.----------(DOB: 5-11-79) ILLEGAL CONSUMPTION OF AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE STEMLEY, Charles L.----------(DOB: 1-11-82) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION MARIJUANA, VISITING COMMON NUISANCE STEPANIAN, Scott J.----------(DOB: 3-3-79) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED, DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED STEPHENS, Jason D.----------(DOB: 1-15-81) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING A VEHICLE WHILE INTOXICATED, WRONG WAY ON ONE WAY STIBS, Jason E.----------(DOB: 11-1-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION, ILLEGAL TRANSPORATION OF AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE ON A PUBLIC HIGHWAY STOBE, Christopher J.----------(DOB: 5-8-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-RESISTING LAW ENFORCEMENT, PUBLIC INDECENCY STREET, Deborah Ann (Debi)----------(DOB: 7-11-53) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION STWALLEY, Thomas H.----------(DOB: 5-30-61) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA, PARAPHERNALIA SWAIM, William B.----------(DOB: 12-11-59) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION TANNHEIMER, Michael J.----------(DOB: 3-28-79) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CRIMINAL MISCHIEF TERCERO, Javier E.----------(6-4-65) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION-2 COUNTS THIBAULT, Andrew D. J.----------(DOB: 2-10-66) THEFT-4 COUNTS TOMSKI, Tonya C.----------(4-6-71) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED TRANBERG, Daniel P.----------(DOB: Unknown) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT TRAYLOR, Anthony J.----------(DOB: 10-07-68) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION TREAT, Angel M.----------(DOB: 3-17-69) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION TURNER, Michael J.----------(DOB: 5-18-74) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION UNDERWOOD, Renita C.----------(DOB: 5-17-72) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION UNGER, Philip M.----------(DOB: 1-2-79) FAILURE TO APPEAR-OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED/DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED VAKA, Michael J.----------(DOB: 2-27-63) FAILURE TO APPEAR-4 COUNTS THEFT VAVUL, John S.----------(DOB: 9-3-69) FAILURE TO APPEAR-CHECK DECEPTION WALTON, Darrin J.----------(DOB: 3-8-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT BY CHECK DECEPTION 2 COUNTS WATERLOO, Lloyd A.----------(DOB: 9-6-81) ILLEGAL TRANSPORTATION OF AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE UNDER 18 WITHOUT MOTOR VEHICLE WATSON, Kilian S.----------(DOB: 2-26-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT, FALSE INFORMING WEDIG, Ryan A.----------(DOB: 1-5-80) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION/MINOR CONSUMPTION WHITE, Donovan J.----------(DOB: 7-4-79) FAILURE TO APPEAR-POSSESSION MARIJUANA, VISITING A COMMON NUISANCE WILLIAMS, Carla J.----------(DOB: 6-30-78) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT-5 COUNTS WILLIAMS, Curtis Lee----------(DOB: 2-20-65) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION WILSON, Michael W.----------(DOB: 9-1-82) FAILURE TO APPEAR-PUBLIC INTOXICATION WOLF, Seth----------(DOB: 11-23-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-THEFT BY CHECK DECEPTION-3 COUNTS WOZNIAK, Michael E.----------(DOB: 12-5-73) FAILURE TO APPEAR-LEAVING THE SCENE OF AN ACCIDENT WUTHRICH, Karl K.----------(DOB: 10-6-76) FAILURE TO APPEAR-BATTERY, RESISTING LAW ENFORCEMENT, CRIMINAL MISCHIEF XU, Jichen----------(DOB: 1-14-65) FAILURE TO APPEAR-FAILURE TO STOP AFTER ACCIDENT/NO COMMERCIAL DRIVERS LICENSE YU, Xiaochun----------(DOB: 3-6-70) FAILURE TO APPEAR-STALKING AND CRIMINAL CONFINEMENT info Return to Crime, Emergency and General Assistance
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driving while intoxicated: a Criminal Defense Lawyer: Driving While Intoxicated CRIMINAL LAW INFORMATION Driving While Intoxicated • View sentence charts New York law prohibits operation of a motor vehicle while one's ability to doso is, to any extent, impaired by alcohol or drugs. A person is deemed intoxicatedwhen he has .08 percent or more by weight of alcohol in his blood, or upon thesubjective observations of a police officer (such as erratic driving, watery,bloodshot eyes, unsteadiness on feet). Operation means sitting behind the wheelof a motor vehicle when the vehicle is moving or the engine is running, withthe intent to move the vehicle. Operation can be proven by circumstantial evidencesuch as a person found unconscious or sleeping behind the wheel. Intoxication Tests There are three types of tests an officer will usually seek to perform on a personsuspected of driving while intoxicated: a field sobriety test, a screening test,and a chemical test. Field sobriety tests (finger-to-nose, one-leg stand, walkand turn, and gaze nystagmus) are premised on the fact that intoxication affectsphysical coordination and mental capacity. A screening test (Alco Sensor) isa portable breath test designed only to determine the presence of alcohol ina person's blood but not the concentration. Chemical tests (Breathalyzer, blood,urine) are designed to determine the percentage of alcohol in a person's blood.The Breathalyzer is by far the most common chemical test administered and hasbeen recognized by New York courts as scientifically reliable. Nevertheless,how a Breathalyzer test is administered, as well as the calibration and maintenanceof the Breathalyzer machine itself, can substantially affect the results. A chemical test must be administered within two hours of either the time of arrestor the time of a positive screening test, whichever is later. Althoughthe law does not require a suspect to submit to a field sobriety test, driversin New York are deemed to have given consent to screening and chemical tests.A driver may still refuse to take a chemical test but may face a mandatory licenserevocation for six months as a consequence. Drinking Driver Program Dispositions for drunk driving cases usually include participation in the NewYork State Drinking Driver Program. The program consists of a series of sevenclasses totaling a minimum of fifteen hours which are designed to deter futureviolations through education. The program provides the violator a conditionallicense to travel to and from work, school, medical exams, and other essentialactivities. Once a person has participated in the program, he may not do so againfor a period of five years. Vehicle Forfeiture In 1999, the New York City Police Department began commencing forfeiture actionsof the automobiles driven by people accused of driving while intoxicated. Thebasis of this policy is that the vehicle is the instrumentality of a crime andis, therefore, subject to forfeiture under the New York City Administrative Code.A forfeiture action is a civil lawsuit brought by the Police Department, andis a completely separate proceeding from the underlying criminal case which isprosecuted by the District Attorney. The New York City Police Department's ForfeitureInitiative has been upheld as constitutional despite challenges that the Initiativewas prohibited under state law, that forfeiture constituted an excessive fineand that forfeiture violated due process requirements for taking property. Back to Criminal Law Information page Common Crimes • Driving While Intoxicated (DWI, DUI) • Controlled Substances & Marijuana • Assualt • Menacing • Harassment • Disorderly Conduct • Larceny • Robbery • Burglary • Weapons Possession • Homicide • Rape • White Collar Crimes 2004 © & ALL RIGHTS RESERVED - NYCDEFENSE.COM | DISCLAIMER
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Drunk Driving Defense Information Massachusetts Drunk Driving Defense Find a DWI DUI Drunk Driving Lawyer in your state. Sponsor Attorney-Statewide Court Coverage Russell Matson : Here's How To Get A Free Consultation To Find Out How You May Be Able To Beat Your DUI Even though you've been arrested for DUI, you don't have to let it ruin your life. You may not realize it yet, but if you are thinking about simply going to court and pleading guilty to your DUI charge you may be cheating yourself. You see, a qualified attorney can review the case for defects, suppress evidence, compel discovery of such things as calibration and maintenance records for the breath machine, have blood samples independently analyzed, obtain expert witnesses – all of which may help you to win your case at trial. To find out what you need to know about your DUI arrest I've developed a website to give you a wealth of useful information . . . information which will show you how you may be able to save your license and your freedom . . . and possibly avoid fines, fees, and sharply increased car insurance costs of as much as $6,800. For the most part, my easy-to-navigate site has information on it which you can't get anywhere else unless you are willing to do a great deal of legal research. When you're on my site, you'll also learn how you can get a free, no-obligation consultation where I'll review your case and show you how I may be able to save your license and your freedom. Massachusetts DUI Drunk Driving Defense Information Search for Massachusetts DUI Attorneys by County. Attorney Offices by Municipality Acton Eleanor Hertzberg : A criminal conviction can change your insurance rates for driving and other coverages; it can, in sex charges, for example, require you to register in every state you live in; it can affect your professional licensing, your education loans, your financial ratings, and even reach into custody and divorce matters. Attleboro Theodore Koban : Contrary to what some believe, Massachusetts has not yet outlawed drinking and driving. It is illegal, and irresponsible, to operate a motor vehicle on a public road when your ability to drive safely has been impaired by too much alcohol. Often the real question regarding someone who has been arrested for "operating under" is whether they were actually impaired at the time they were operating their vehicle. Police officers have an obligation to arrest anyone they think may, even remotely, be driving their car while impaired. It is up to a jury to make a final decision based upon evidence adduced in court to determine whether an offense has occurred. Bathesda Solomon, Malech & Cohen : Being charged with a crime is stressful, and having an experienced lawyer to provide legal representation in the initial stages of a criminal case is critical. Beverly Joseph Waldbaum : Under the new Massachusetts law, an OUI can now follow you the rest of your life. Due to these increasingly complex laws, OUI defense has become a specialty. Blackstone Daniel Doyle : You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation. Boston Braintree Couturier & Bradley: If you have been arrested or summonsed to court you should remain silent and contact an attorney ... If you have been arrested, be polite, and inform the police officer that you want to speak with an attorney before answering any questions. By exercising your right to remain silent, you reduce the amount of evidence the Commonwealth will have at their disposal to use against you. Brighton Dean Barbera : Things You Should Know: Law enforcement is not perfect and sometimes make mistakes. Mistakes made by law enforcement may lead to a dismissal. Sometimes compromise is the right decision. You may be eligible for a hardship license even if your license has been suspended. Brockton Cambridge Charles Vakili & Associates : Almost all trials in drunk driving cases take place in district court where you have a right to have a trial in front of a jury of 6 or a trial in front of a judge. Hopefully you win at the trial and don't have to go on to the next stage. Chesea Spada & Zullo : Many clients have never before been charged with a crime. They face, for the first time in their lives, the possibility of jail time and/or substantial fines. In addition to the possible incarceration and fines, there can be a stigma attached to being convicted of a crime. For example, upon conviction of a felony, an individual may lose many of his or her rights, including the right to vote and the right to own a gun. It is easy to see how one mistake can taint the rest of a person's life. Concord Dedham East Falmouth O'Regan & O'Regan : Sometimes people get into trouble. It can be a simple matter of being at the wrong place at the wrong time. Easthampton Joseph Chancellor: DUI/DWI - If you have been cited for DUI/DWI, you should know that the law gives serious consequences upon conviction. And these punishments drunk driving are even more severe for repeat offenders. A DUI sentence may require you to pay a substantial fine, serve some time in jail, or both. In addition to any fines or jail time, your driver's license may be suspended, even if it is your first offense. You will have to find alternate transportation and go through considerable effort to regain your driving privileges after a drunk driving conviction. To add insult to injury, many insurance companies will drop your motor vehicle coverage if you get a DUI. The companies that will insure you will only do so at a greatly increased premium. It is easy to see how important it is to protect your rights - and to do that, you need a lawyer who will work to stop these consequences from becoming reality. Duxbury Collen Carroll : Most OUI, (operating while under the influence of intoxicating liquor) cases begin with a stop of a motor vehicle by a police officer. In most cases, once the officer has stopped your vehicle, he/she has already made the decision to arrest you, regardless of what you say or your performance of any field sobriety tests. Fall River Kenneth Van Collen : When defending a criminal case, whether the charge is driving under the influence or a simple assault, it is absolutely imperative the prosecutor understands that the defense attorney has the skills necessary to go to trial. Framingham Eileen Agness : You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation. Jesse Cohen : Having the best Massachusetts criminal defense attorney on your case makes a difference, and so does hiring a good criminal lawyer who knows the courts and counties of Massachusetts well. Haverhill Leominster Roncone Law Offices : Many aspects of criminal law focus on the rights of the criminal. However, recent attention has been focused on the rights of the victims of crimes, who often suffer great emotional, if not physical, injuries at the hands of the criminal. All fifty states and the federal government now have laws that protect victims. In many states, a victim is considered to be the person who directly suffers the effects of the crimes (such as the person who is murdered) and immediate family members who suffer the secondary effects of the crime (such as the loss of a loved one). Lexington George Foote : In today's legal environment, matching your needs with the correct firm is crucial to the successful outcome of your legal matters. Like so many other areas, in law, the pace of change can be overwhelming. Lowell Lynn Milford John Fernandes : If there were no bad people, there would be no good lawyers. DeCapua Lawfirm : The Commonwealth must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant operated a motor vehicle on a public way (or a way to which the public has a right of access) while under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The Commonwealth does not have to prove that you were drunk. Rather, they must show, once again beyond a reasonable doubt, that you possessed a diminished capacity to operate your car. Milton Mark Bennett : Why do I need an attorney? The police have charged me with a crime. Isn't it better to go in, take my punishment, and get it over with? NO. If you are facing criminal charges, you are in no position to evaluate your situation objectively. The criminal court for most people is unfamiliar territory. You are understandably nervous and uncertain about what will happen to you. In reality, the burden is on the prosecutor to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that you committed the crime with which you are charged. You are not required to prove your innocence. You are presumed to be NOT GUILTY. Newton Sanford Furman : In one notable 1980 case, Ohio vs. Roberts, the Court held that a statement given by an accomplice, who is not present or available to testify in person, may be admitted in trial if the judge considers the statement to have "adequate indicia of reliability." Roberts ruled such statements reliable if, among other bases for reliability, they contained "particularized guarantees of trustworthiness." Through this "trustworthy" test, judges were given broad discretion regarding the admissibility of certain out-of-court statements. Due to this expanded discretion, however, some experts viewed the Roberts decision as a deviation from the rights guaranteed by the Sixth Amendment, specifically, the victim's right to "confront" accusers. Northampton Norwell North Andover John Burke : Have you beenarrested for Drunk Driving in Massachusetts? If so, you need an experienced lawyer who is capable of defending your case at trial, if necessary, and helping youwith the Registry of Motor Vehicles. Oakland Robert Watson : DWI: Driving While Intoxicated as it is called is an important part of our practice. Our service includes a complete evaluation of your case, advice as to how you should proceed, whether to try the case or attempt to get a favorable plea agreement and what pretrial measures are required or may be beneficial as well as trial of the case before the District Court or a jury in the Circuit Court, a comprehensive presentation at sentencing if that becomes necessary and representation before the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration. Maryland judges are empowered by statute to grant what is known as Probation Before Judgment (PBJ) in most cases. If PBJ is granted, the guilty verdict is stricken and you are not legally convicted, therefore you will not be assessed points against your driving record. If you are arrested for DWI you will be asked to take a breath test. If it is your first offense, you should probably take the test because the result of not doing so could be worse than the DWI conviction for which you will almost certainly get PBJ if we are representing you. If you refuse the test, your diving privilege in Maryland will be suspended for 120 days for a first offense. Orleans Michael Zawadzkas : There are a wide range of field sobriety tests (FSTs), "including heel-to-toe, finger to nose, one leg stand, alphabet recitation, modified position of attention. You are not legally required to take any FSTs. The reality is that officers have usually made up their minds to arrest when they give the FSTs; the tests are simply additional evidence which the suspect 'inevitable "fails"; Thus, in most cases a polite refusal may be appropriate. Peabody Mitchel Walman : If you have been charged with a operating under the influence of alcohol, the most important move you make is consulting a competent attorney. Don`t take a chance with your future. A knowledgeable attorney can make a huge difference in the final outcome of your case. Pembroke Webster, Nagle & Brown: Traffic violations can have serious criminal consequences, particularly when a driver is accused of driving under the influence. A conviction on OUI/DWI charges will result in fines and possibly land you in jail. In addition, your insurance company may increase your rates to an unmanageable level. In defending against an impaired driving charge, you have many rights as a criminal defendant, including the right to cross-examine the witnesses against you, even if they are police officers. An experienced criminal defense attorney can make all the difference in such a difficult case. Plymouth Quincy Cosgrove, Eisenberg, and Kiley : If you are convicted of a misdemeanor or a felony, you will face serious consequences, including: Establishment of a Criminal Record Large Fines and court costs Lengthy probation House arrest Jail time If you are convicted of drunk driving (OWI) you are facing additional consequences, including: Loss of your driver's license or vehicle Court-Ordered alcohol education & treatment Laila Maalouf : As of July 1st, 2003, Massachusetts amended it's drunk driving laws changing the limits of blood alcohol levels. It is now a criminal offense to submit to a chemical or blood test and obtain a result of .08 or higher, .08 being the legal limit in Massachusetts. The failure of the test will result in a 120 day license loss. This will take effect after the expiration of your 15 day temporary license which is issued at the time of arrest. If you fail a breathalyzer and fail, your license will be suspended for a period of 90 days. If you are under the age of 21 your license loss will be a minimum of 210 days. Revere Armano & Lepore: What we commonly call “drunk driving” actually is known by many other names, including driving under the influence (DUI) and driving while intoxicated (DWI). In Massachusetts, it is officially known as “operating under the influence (OUI)”. One thing is for sure, drunk driving is a very serious offense, that can have long lasting implications on your personal and professional life. Rockland Carolyn Van Tine: DUI-DWI Defense - A cultural stigma has become associated with drunk driving that was not present in our society even a decade ago. Public perception categorizes people charged with drunk driving as criminals, even before they have been convicted of any crime. Being arrested for drunk driving, driving under the influence (DUI), or driving while intoxicated (DWI) can be an unsettling proposition, to say the least. A DUI - DWI conviction in Massachusetts carries with it heavy penalties, including: A permanent criminal record Suspension or loss of license Increased insurance rates Community service Possible jail or prison time Alcohol assessment and treatment Probation Vehicle immobilization or forfeiture Serious fines Possible job loss If you have been arrested or accused of drunk driving, DUI, DWI, vehicular homicide, or any other alcohol-related criminal offense, you are probably frightened, confused, and concerned about your future and that of your family. The selection of an experienced attorney is the first step towards regaining control of your life. Salem Salem, NH: Mark Stevens : Many people believe that breath testing is an accurate method of determining the amount of alcohol in a person's blood. In fact, breath testing is far from accurate and as currently used is fraught with error which can lead to false high readings that are significantly higher than a person's true blood alcohol content at the time of the test or at the time of operation based upon a number of variables not taken into account by the machine. Somerville Craig Bartolomei : What Should I do if I am arrested? First you should seek the advice of an attorney. Whether this attorney is appointed through the court or you hire one, you should not handle anything but the most minor of criminal charges without an attorney. Before you have the ability you will be booked if arrested on the scene. It is always my suggestion, and all Defense Counsel, that you do not speak with the police until an attorney can be present. Also very important is to not speak with anyone at all about your matter other than your attorney. These statements could be used against you in the case including anything said in a holding cell or in jail while awaiting your days in court. South Hamilton Springfield Sudbury Mark Helwig : Drunk Driving (referred to as OUI, DUI, DWI, and OWI) is one of the most common criminal charges brought in Massachusetts. Under Massachusetts law the charge is referred to as Operating Under the Influence (OUI), and that is the term that we shall use here. While actual drunken driving is a clear danger and a serious problem, many innocent drivers are swept up in the net cast by law enforcement. Many law abiding citizens face this criminal charge every year. It is not a crime to drink and drive in Massachusetts. Rather, the crime of operating under the influence is comprised of the operation of a motor vehicle on a public way or on private property open to the public while the ability to drive is impaired by alcohol or drugs. Taunton Peter Anghinetti : Hire an Attorney – FAST! The law is complex and you need a skilled drunk driving attorney to represent you. You must raise the right defenses at the right time or you will lose the opportunity to do so. Worcester : Search for Massachusetts OWI Defense Attorneys by County RETURN TO DRUNK DRIVING DEFENSE
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Drunk Driving LawsPENALTIES FOR A DUI CONVICTION SERVICES PROGRAMS PRESS PUBLICATIONS DEPARTMENTS CONTACT Penalties for a DUI Conviction PENALTIES FOR DUI CONVICTIONS Under Age 21 CONVICTIONS First Conviction Second Conviction Third Conviction Loss of driving privileges Minimum 2 years Minimum 5 years Minimum 10 years Eligible for Restricted Driving Permit Yes, after the first year.* Yes, after 1 year Installation of a BAIID is required in the driver's vehicle for the life of the RDP. Yes, after 1 year Installation of a BAIID is required in the driver's vehicle for the life of the RDP. Jail Possible imprisonment 0-12 months Possible imprisonment 0-12 months; mandatory 5 days (or 30 days community service) if in 5-year period Class 4 felony with possible imprisonment 1-3 years Community Service 100 hours 30 days (or 5 days in jail) if within a 5-year period If given probation, possible 30 days Fines up to $2,500 up to $2,500 up to $25,000 Note - See Driving Permits for information on BAIID . * An offender requesting a Restricted Driving Permit after a first conviction may be required to have a Breath Alcohol Ignition Interlock Device ( BAIID ) installed in the vehicle as part of driving relief. PENALTIES FOR DUI CONVICTIONS Age 21 and over with a BAC of .08 to .15 CONVICTIONS First Conviction Second Conviction Third Conviction Loss of driving privileges Minimum 1 year Minimum 5 years Minimum 10 years Eligible for Restricted Driving Permit Yes Yes, after 1 year revocation has been served and only with a BAIID installed in the driver's vehicle for the lifetime of the RDP. Yes, after 1 year revocation has been served and only with a BAIID installed in the driver's vehicle for the lifetime of the RDP. Jail Possible imprisonment 0-12 months Possible 0-12 months imprisonment; mandatory 5 days (or 30 days community service) if within 5-year period Class 4 felony with possible imprisonment 1-3 years Community Service 100 hours 30 days (or 5 days in jail) if within a 5-year period If given probation, possible 30 days Fines up to $2,500 up to $2,500 up to $25,000 * An offender requesting a Restricted Driving Permit after a first conviction may be required to have a Breath Alcohol Ignition Interlock Device ( BAIID ) installed in the vehicle as part of driving relief. Additional consequences A DUI conviction is a permanent part of an offenders driving record. The offender may lose work time. The offender will be required to complete an alcohol and drug evaluation and an alcohol/drug remedial education course or substance abuse treatment program before his/her driving privileges are reinstated. The offender must meet the requirements of the Secretary of States Department of Administrative Hearings prior to obtaining a Restricted Driving Permit. The offenders vehicle may be impounded or seized. A Breath Alcohol Ignition Interlock Device (BAIID) may be installed in the offenders vehicle as a condition of driving relief. The offender is required to carry high-risk auto insurance for 36 consecutive months. The offenders vehicle registration will be suspended or revoked. The DUI criminal charge is prosecuted and adjudicated in the courts. This charge is separate from the Statutory Summary Suspension, which is an administrative process. A person convicted of DUI who lost his/her driving privilegesbecause of a summary suspension will have that time credited to the minimum driver's license revocation period. Full driving privileges are lost for a minimum of five years if a driver receives a second conviction for any of the following: DUI; leaving the scene of a personal injury or fatal crash; reckless homicide, or any combination of these offenses in a 20-year period. If a driver receives a third conviction for any of these offenses, regardless of the length of time between convictions, full driving privileges will be lost for a minimum of 10 years. If a driver receives a fourth or subsequent conviction, his/her license will be revoked permanently. If a driver is convicted of DUI in another state, Illinois driving privileges will be revoked. Of the driver's license revocations in 2003, 4,393 were for second offenses, 1,301 were for third offenses, and 734 were for fourth or subsequent offenses resulting in a lifetime revocation. Table of Contents Message | DUI | DUI Facts | Chronology of a DUI Arrest | Statutory Summary Suspension | Penalties for a DUI Conviction | Driving with a BAC of .16 or Greater | DUI with a Child in the Vehicle | Penalties for Other Alcohol-Related Offenses | Administrative License Revocations | Judicial Hearings | Driving Permits | Driver's License Reinstatement | Case Dispositions | Average Cost of a DUI Conviction | "Use It & Lose It" | Offenses Related to Underage Drinking | Secretary of State Programs | Victims Rights | Emergency Room Reporting of Injured Impaired Drivers | History of DUI Laws in Illinois | This edition of the DUI Fact Book is as accurate as possible at the time of publication. This manual does not cover every aspect of Illinois' DUI laws and should not be cited as a legal authority in court. BACK TO CYBERDRIVEILLINOIS.COM HOME PAGE
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