Attn: Sean Welsh

[eagle19952]

My practice in those situations Sean is to keep a glass of beer handy.  In the event of an attempted night time eviction I intend to say "OK osshifer washever you wantsh but I don't shink ish a real good idea" all accompanied by beer breath of course.  So far the circumstance has never arisen.

After reading your blog/website i get it....idiot is your favourite word,describes everyone....

[buddydawg]

My practice in those situations Sean is to keep a glass of beer handy.  In the event of an attempted night time eviction I intend to say "OK osshifer washever you wantsh but I don't shink ish a real good idea" all accompanied by beer breath of course.  So far the circumstance has never arisen.

After reading your blog/website i get it....idiot is your favourite word,describes everyone....

Lighten up Francis....


http://www.youtube.com/embed/C6cxNR9ML8k

[eagle19952]

My practice in those situations Sean is to keep a glass of beer handy.  In the event of an attempted night time eviction I intend to say "OK osshifer washever you wantsh but I don't shink ish a real good idea" all accompanied by beer breath of course.  So far the circumstance has never arisen.

After reading your blog/website i get it....idiot is your favourite word,describes everyone....

Lighten up Francis....


http://www.youtube.com/embed/C6cxNR9ML8k

so when will I be allowed the same privledges....

[rv_safetyman]

I simply am amazed at how a wonderful effort by Mike to help a member in trouble, has somehow drifted to some sort of pi$$ing match.  I have asked the moderators to lock this thread.

Donald, you seem to have a chip on your shoulder.  Please check it at the door when you come in here.

Jim

[luvrbus]

Donald doesn't have a chip on his shoulder he owns a X Willie Nelson bus that you could sell by the pound or ounce just kidding Donald LOL.

The pissing contests have started a little early this year it's not even winter time yet 

good luck

[eagle19952]

FYI:
Georgia DUI Laws
Understanding DUI

There are some startling facts that you may be unaware of about being charged with driving under the influence (DUI) in Georgia. The biggest shock for many people is discovering that a one-year license suspension is automatically headed their way – even if they've never been to court or pronounced guilty. You read that correctly; you could actually lose your license to drive without ever seeing a judge or jury.

How is this so? Unless an administrative appeal is filed with the Department of Driver Services within 10 business days of your arrest to challenge the suspension, you will automatically lose your driving privileges for a year. For this reason, it's urgent to file a timely appeal to protect your ability to drive and keep your license active. The Law Office of HTW&W offers a free appeal letter and can even ensure submission to the DDS on your behalf.

Another detail that trips up many individuals is mistakenly assuming that the state of Georgia allows their DUI record to be expunged after the passage of time. Unfortunately, a DUI conviction remains on your criminal record forever, following you to the grave. Since a criminal record can jeopardize your present employment and future career, it's vital to aggressively contest any charges with an experienced and highly qualified DUI attorney.

The Georgia DUI Laws Explained
It is a criminal offense in Georgia to operate a car, truck, motorcycle, or pilot a watercraft when a motorist's ability is impaired by the use of alcohol or drugs, or if a driver's blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is above regulated allowances. Drugs that may compromise driving abilities include street drugs, prescription medications, and even over-the-counter medication.

While .08% BAC is the statutory limit at which you may be charged with DUI, you could also be convicted at just .05% if the prosecution can firmly establish beyond a reasonable doubt that you were a less safe driver due to the consumption of alcohol. The legal BAC limit for commercial license holders and underage drivers is even lower. A commercial driver could be convicted at .04% and a driver under the age of 21 could be convicted with a BAC of just .02%

The Punishment
Jail time, probation, steep fines, community service, driving restrictions, and alcohol treatment programs are all possible if you are found guilty of a Georgia DUI. Because judges must follow the "mandatory minimum" sentencing guidelines, even a first-time offender could spend at least 24 hours in jail. Judges are also free to impose harsher penalties and often do because of public pressure or their own private views.

Several factors could result in even stiffer punishments. The judge will consider any prior DUI offenses, the presence of a child or children in the vehicle, whether any other moving violations occurred, whether a commercial vehicle was being operated or whether there was any property damage, injury, or death.

If your BAC is over the legal limit, or if you decline to take the chemical tests, your license will automatically be suspended for a year if it is your first offense, three years for a second offense, or five years for a third offense. An ignition interlock device may also be installed in your vehicle when you finally do regain the ability to drive. Similar to a breathalyzer, this device will prevent your vehicle from starting unless your BAC registers under .02%. For a fourth DUI offense, your vehicle may be confiscated. Even in the most lenient sentence, you will be required to complete a mandatory alcohol education course as well as substance abuse assessment and/or treatment

[eagle19952]

• What takes place if I've been drinking, but I am pulled over for something else?
I Believe this applies to any confrontation/interaction with Georgia LEO

You may be pulled over for a poor driving ability such as weaving, driving slowly or speeding, or many other reasons, or even because you have a tail light out on your car. If the police officer believes you may be under the influence of drugs or alcohol, it does not matter why you were pulled to the side. You may be asked to perform field sobriety tests or give to a chemical test. The cop is rightly within legal rights to ask you to cooperate. You may be arrested if you refuse to do so, and, no matter what the final results, your driver's license may be suspended for three months to one year for refusal to perform field sobriety tests. Cooperation with law enforcement is one of the criteria you agree to for the licence of holding a driver's license.

[Nick Badame Refrig/ACC]

Hi Folks,

I do think this discussion has far drifted off the original topic...

I am locking it down before some of you go too far and say things you may regret.

Have a great night!
Nick-