How can a judge take a mans shotgun for a dui conviction.I know a guy,only a [M] record?How can a man protect?

his self?In N.C.the judge ruled the man have no weapons.No weapon was found at the scene of the dui.No weapon was even remotely involved.I find this bazzar.The judges name is wayne micheal.District court.This no poor man he owns a 275 thousand home in a poor county.He also recieved three years sup.p...





his self?In N.C.the judge ruled the man have no weapons.No weapon was found at the scene of the dui.No weapon was even remotely involved.I find this bazzar.The judges name is wayne micheal.District court.This no poor man he owns a 275 thousand home in a poor county.He also recieved three years sup.probation,24hrs.comm.service,classes.Unusual and excessive punishment I think!

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  1. John S says:

    It may be a probation rule that doesn’t recognize the actual voilation, just the classification level of the felony / gross misdemeaner. A class a Felony might stipulate certain conditions of probation compliance without regards to the category of the crime. DUI’s are often over-enforced and in some cases for good reason. In many cases however they are very unfair. If the DUI penalties are kept strict then a deterrent is established that may save innocent lives is their reasoning.

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