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Post by kittylady on Jun 23, 2024 15:21:32 GMT
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Post by MsDark on Jun 23, 2024 16:41:50 GMT
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Post by Taniwha on Jun 25, 2024 15:18:46 GMT
So now his team is running to TMZ, the White Knight of shitty white men, to doxx the cop who arrested him, and they want us to feel sympathy for the poor wealthy pampered residents of Sag Harbor who simply can’t be expected to follow the rules of the road.
This shitstain has learned nothing from his past misbehavior and how badly he always handles it.
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Post by sputnik on Jun 25, 2024 15:37:49 GMT
i was in new york last week for work and they're already selling t-shirts with the photo of him in handcuffs lol
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Post by greysfang on Jun 25, 2024 16:26:05 GMT
I asked my 24yo if he knows who Justin Timberlake is and he's like, "that name sounds familiar, is that the guy who played in Transformers?" No, that's Shia, Justin Timberlake sings in N'Sync. So if he had been the cop he wouldn't have known him or cared who he was either.
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Post by no1novice on Jun 25, 2024 19:03:15 GMT
I know who NKOTB are ... Does that count??? 🤣🔥
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Post by charmedhour on Jun 26, 2024 0:55:07 GMT
So what happens if you refuse the breathalyzer? Do you automatically get the stiffer penalty? In NY it’s an automatic license revocation for one year and a $500 for a first offender. If charged with DWI and later acquitted the revocation remains. If you take the charge to trial, refusal of a breathalyzer or chemical test can be entered into evidence and argued that the refusal was an admission of guilt. |
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Post by loftybike on Jun 26, 2024 11:40:35 GMT
^^^It is basically an admission of guilt anyway. Over here, you don't refuse until you're drunken. Once a driver of the firm I've worked got caught, ran away from the policemen, into his house, grabbed a bottle of wodka and drank. That's how the police found him. His argument was "now they can't prove I was drunken before". Too bad that on top of drunk driving, he got in trouble for running from the police, too and on top of that, since the policemen had thought that he was grabbing a weapon, he actually was in big legal trouble. He got fired the very next day, since my boss didn't want to be associated with such a dumb, drunk asshole - because he' bragged about being so clever.
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Post by ❤️ NickiDrea ❤️ on Jun 29, 2024 17:42:29 GMT
So what happens if you refuse the breathalyzer? Do you automatically get the stiffer penalty? In NY it’s an automatic license revocation for one year and a $500 for a first offender. If charged with DWI and later acquitted the revocation remains. If you take the charge to trial, refusal of a breathalyzer or chemical test can be entered into evidence and argued that the refusal was an admission of guilt. Wait, how is it legal to continue the revocation if you’re found not guilty??? That seems really problematic and I’m surprised no one has contested that on appeal?? So if you literally did not commit DUI but were mistakenly arrested for it you have to live with a license suspension? That seems illegal, actually. We have a mandatory license suspension with a refusal even if you’re not guilty but the suspension is tied to the refusal itself. |
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Post by shellee on Jun 29, 2024 18:19:50 GMT
In NY it’s an automatic license revocation for one year and a $500 for a first offender. If charged with DWI and later acquitted the revocation remains. If you take the charge to trial, refusal of a breathalyzer or chemical test can be entered into evidence and argued that the refusal was an admission of guilt. Wait, how is it legal to continue the revocation if you’re found not guilty??? That seems really problematic and I’m surprised no one has contested that on appeal?? So if you literally did not commit DUI but were mistakenly arrested for it you have to live with a license suspension? That seems illegal, actually. We have a mandatory license suspension with a refusal even if you’re not guilty but the suspension is tied to the refusal itself. From what I understand it’s the DMV not the courts that suspend your license for refusal because of implied consent. It says on your license that you are to submit to the tests or your license will be suspended. Even if you’re found not guilty, since you didn’t blow, the suspension holds up. At least in Florida. |
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Post by charmedhour on Jul 1, 2024 16:31:06 GMT
Wait, how is it legal to continue the revocation if you’re found not guilty??? That seems really problematic and I’m surprised no one has contested that on appeal?? So if you literally did not commit DUI but were mistakenly arrested for it you have to live with a license suspension? That seems illegal, actually. We have a mandatory license suspension with a refusal even if you’re not guilty but the suspension is tied to the refusal itself. From what I understand it’s the DMV not the courts that suspend your license for refusal because of implied consent. It says on your license that you are to submit to the tests or your license will be suspended. Even if you’re found not guilty, since you didn’t blow, the suspension holds up. At least in Florida. Same for NY, the revocation falls to the DMV as part of your “contract” for the privilege of driving. You can fight it in the DMV hearing that is mandatory post DUI arrest. The admin judge looks only at the refusal- was there are refusal and if so it’s automatic one year revocation. You can fight that with an appeal. For some, it is restored but only for their working hours if they can provide sufficient proof they need to drive to get to work or for work. |
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Post by no1novice on Jul 1, 2024 19:39:27 GMT
Is your driving license only revoked in NY stage though or all states?
It won't matter to Miss thing (JT) as he can afford a driver.
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Post by greysfang on Jul 1, 2024 19:41:05 GMT
Is your driving license only revoked in NY stage though or all states? It won't matter to Miss thing (JT) as he can afford a driver. You can only have a driver's license in your home state and if it is revoked you can't drive anywhere in the US. I supposed you can still have an international license. |
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Post by kittylady on Jul 1, 2024 23:29:12 GMT
Is your driving license only revoked in NY stage though or all states? It won't matter to Miss thing (JT) as he can afford a driver. You can only have a driver's license in your home state and if it is revoked you can't drive anywhere in the US. I supposed you can still have an international license.I don't think he can, as you need a valid home country license to apply for an international license. However, a bit of Googling suggests that there's a loophole that means he can drive in some other countries - so long as he's willing to sit and pass that country's test, many of which are stricter than US tests. |
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Post by shellee on Jul 2, 2024 1:38:07 GMT
You can only have a driver's license in your home state and if it is revoked you can't drive anywhere in the US. I supposed you can still have an international license.I don't think he can, as you need a valid home country license to apply for an international license. However, a bit of Googling suggests that there's a loophole that means he can drive in some other countries - so long as he's willing to sit and pass that country's test, many of which are stricter than US tests. We need stricter driving tests here. I swear they give licenses to any damn fool these days. I honestly don’t know how some people pass their driving test, nobody knows how to drive ffs! |
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