Driving drunk (no accidents or injuries) and evading arrest at the same time. Is this a misdemeanor or felony in Texas. What would you be charged with?
Folks, I'm just asking a question here. Don't assume it's me or anyone I know...I don't drink to begin with and would not even consider evasion!!!!!!!!!!! This is just a question....

Misdemeanor Possession of Marijuana and DUI marijuana (it was a set-up). I am a business owner and carry a handgun. The police and Court officers say it doesn't effect my permit. (I'd like an intelligent answer) The carry permit is up for renewal. Will the above convictions prevent the renewal of a Georgia Firearms carry permit? Just wanna know before I re-apply

If I was convicted in California for a DUI in a Traffic Court. How should I answer this questions? "Have you ever been convicted of a misdemeanor or felony by a criminal or military court?"

It wouldn't be on my criminal record, but it's on my driving record for 55 years.

WI is the only state that does not classify a first-offense as a misdemeanor.
O.W.I., acronym for Operating While Intoxicated
Separate letters lol

Obviously neither is best, but what do you think is viewed more harshly, or if you had to have one on record what would think would be the best long term, short term, or whatever, Especially concerning job prospects and career opportunity. And to level playing field a little, a misdemeanor marijuana charge, not like meth or anything.

How do I find out what degree of a misdemeanor it is? I'm from California and it was a first time offense. I'm also under 21. I'm applying for jobs and I know it's a pretty immediate setback to check the box that says I have commited a serious misdemeanor, so I was wondering if I really had to.

I had a DUI a few years ago and served my time, community service, etc. The lawyer told me that the matter was closed and I wouldn't have to report it to employers; why not? I know it was a misdemeanor but I thought a conviction was a conviction. Why is this different?

Can I joing the air force, my BAC was .12 and considered HIGH BAC, but not HIGHEST BAC and not GENERAL IMPAIRMENT, which is .08 in Pennsylvania.

By the way, it was not accident related. So it will only be a misdemeanor and not a felony.

In the State of Maryland is a DUI/DWI charge considered a Traffic Misdemeanor or a Criminal Misdeameanor?

Also when in the State of Maryland is a DUI case considered a Felonly?

Some countries now have criminal background checks for people who wish to teach English overseas. Will a misdemeanor DUI be a problem for someone who wants to get a visa to teach in Asia?