Dui List
Celebrities Who Have Been Arrested For DUI Author: Adriana N. Drinking and driving is not only illegal, but it is dangerous and can result in the loss of lives, even your own. Because of their public visibility, there have been a number of celebrities who have been in the news for being arrest...
Celebrities Who Have Been Arrested For DUI
Author: Adriana N.
Drinking and driving is not only illegal, but it is dangerous and can result in the loss of lives, even your own. Because of their public visibility, there have been a number of celebrities who have been in the news for being arrested for a DUI. (Driving Under the Influence) Below is a list of celebrities who have been arrested for DUI:
Richie Sambora: Bon Jovi guitarist, Richie Sambora, was arrested for drunk driving in Laguna Beach, California on March 25 2008. His BAC was reportedly .13%. His daughter and another child were in the car at the time of the arrest. Sambora and Prosecutors made a deal that called for Sambora to plead no contest to driving with blood alcohol content above the legal limit. In exchange the district attorney dropped the more serious charge of California DUI. Sambora also was ordered to complete a three month alcohol awareness class and pay court fees.
Stephanie Pratt: One of the star's of the MTV reality show, 'The Hills,' Stephanie Pratt was arrested for driving under the influence in Los Angeles on October 18, 2009. She was pulled over in Hollywood about 3:45 am and booked for suspicion of California DUI. She posted 00 bond and was released on Sunday.
Charles Barkley: Former NBA player Charles Barkley was arrested for DUI in Gilbert Arizona on December 31, 2008. Barkley was stopped by police for running a red light in Old Town Scottsdale. His blood alcohol content was reportedly .149%. Barkley pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 10 days in jail; however, five of those days will be suspended if Barkley completes an alcohol treatment program. He was also fined more than ,000. Barkley was a member of the Phoenix Suns in the NBA and is at present, a sports analyst for TNT.
Chad Kroeger: Nickelback band lead singer Chad Kroeger was arrested in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada in June 2006 for DUI. Kroeger was stopped for speeding in his Lamborghini. The officers detected alcohol and administered a breathalyzer test. Kroger's blood alcohol level registered .14% and he was charged with drunk driving. He lost his driver's license for one year and was fined 0.
Mel Gibson: On July 28, 2006, actor and film producer Mel Gibson was arrested in Malibu California for driving under the influence. Gibson entered a no contest plea to the CA DUI charges. He was sentenced to three years probation and fined ,300. He also had his license suspended for 90 days and was ordered to enroll in an alcohol abuse program and attend Alcoholic Anonymous meetings.
Khloe Kardashian: Reality television show star Khloe Kardashian, star of 'Keeping up with the Kardashians,' was arrested in 2007 for driving under the influence in California. Kardashian was sentenced to 36 months of probation and was required to complete community service and attend alcohol education classes. Because she failed to do both, Kardashian was sentenced to 30 days in jail, but only spent five hours incarcerated due to overcrowding in the jail. Khloe Kardashian was also on the television show, 'The Celebrity Apprentice.'
It is important not to follow the example of celebrities who drink and drive. You could receive a big fine, lose, your license, and possibly go to jail. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's Traffic Safety Data, "In 2008, an estimated 11,773 people died in drunken driving related crashes."
You should not report a DUI charge on a job application.
Some employers may have legitimate reasons to inquire — If you are applying for a job as a truck driver, for instance. Keep in mind that most employers will perform background checks, so this detail may surface anyway.
Required to list DUI charge (no conviction) on job application?
I was charged with a DUI a few nights ago. However, I am going to fight it and have yet to go to court, etc since it JUST happened. Problem is, I have a job interview in a week. I was wondering if I must list this on the job application even though I have not been convicted of it and it’s still going on???
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Should there be a National Drunk Driving/DUI List?
In America we are concerned with protecting ourselves from Crimes and acts that can lead up to them. For instance we have laws that register every sex offender in America to keep our kids safe. However, if you look at National Statitics over 16,694 people were killed in alcohol-related crashes – an average of one almost every half-hour. Many of these being children. So I think that if we are going to protect our children from one class of people, then we should also look at Drunk Drivers who tend to kill a lot more.
Where is there a list of email addresses online for DUI attorneys?
Woud a DUI offense be required to list on a job application?
They cannot hire anyone with a misdemeanor until 2 years after conviction. Its been over 2 years since my DWI which was reduced to “driving after illegally consuming alcohol” (given to persons under 21) which is also a misdemeanor.
They do a background check and are going to find this out anyways , so my questions are:
1. Do I have to write this down on the application?
The application asks you to “specify criminal charges. For all other answers, fill in the disposition/comments section”
2. I dont know if its considered a traffic or criminal violation?
3. I am afraid they will not hire me, I previously applied 1 year ago and they told me after I got the job that b/c the background had a misdemeanor I have to wait 2 years. Ive waited but I am nervous they wont want me anymore. Does this mean I have to pay for this every single time I apply for a job (i know i did something wrong but Ive learned and I dont want to still be paying for this 10 years from now)
Thank you for your help
It would depend on where you want those attorney’s to be and without that information it is impossible to find a list but all you have to do is type DUI attorney and your location into the search bar and you will get a list some post their e-mail some don’t.~
If they are going to do a background check anyway, check “yes” under convictions and include an explanation.
At my company, if you come clean on the application it isn’t held against you if it is not job related. A DWI at my company, unless your job involves driving, usually does not have any bearing on employment.
Yes, there absolutely should be. There should also be one for drug convictions. After all, most of the heinous crimes committed lately against children were by people abusing drugs. Some were registered sex offenders and some were not. Joseph P. Smith, a cocaine abuser, was sentenced to death yesterday in Florida for murdering Carlie Brucia. He said he had used heroine and cocaine prior to abducting, sexually assaulting and killing her. He was not a registered sex offender. All of his past (24) convictions were for drugs.
The sad thing is that drunk drivers and drug abusers have a MUCH higher recidivism rate than sex offenders! So why are we wasting our tax dollars on the wrong people???
Please read the U.S. Dept of Justice report that was issued in 2003. It gives you these rates. It blew my mind away. If we want to issue cruel and unusual punishment it MUST be to all criminals, not just one class.
Thank You for this great question.
P.S. To the young man who states he is 17 and just got a DUI. You were lucky. It could very well have been consensual sex with your girlfriend while you were drinking and then she cried rape or her parents found out and pressed charges on you. You just really don’t know how lucky you are. Many 17 year olds are on the sex offender registries. Check FL, OK, KA, WI, IN, IL and DE to name a few. See how many young people are listed on there for statutory rape among other things that really mean consensual sex. Check ID’s of girls BEFORE you get near them. Also check the moral outrage link I have provided so you will know how to protect yourself. There is a link on the home page to the AOC (age of consent) for each state.