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trusport
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Some states do and will transfer A DUI to another state.
Where I live, it can be recorded in two other states, so watch out! |
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johnny w
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you need to ask someone at the AA meeting |
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Irish Girl in Cali
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I dont know but here's a tip. STOP DRINKING AND DRIVING! |
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tomiyo
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depends on the state and time in between... in NC and WV, if you get a DUI and take the appropriate action to getting your license back, it's off your record in 5 years. In FL, a DUI stays on your record for 75 years. |
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SweetNurse
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well yes, why shouldn't it? |
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chewbaccars
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yes |
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rummy714
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oh ya. They have all that stuff computerized these days. |
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mid_mo_fencing
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Yes, unless one of the two are from Colorado. |
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Carly Sue
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yes |
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eddood52
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Mostly it counts as stupidity and a hard lesson learned. States share records, especially felony counts. So it depends on the states involved. |
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robinhoodcb
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Yes , When they look you up everything will come up and they will know . |
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CYNTHIA R
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STOP DRINKING AND DRIVING BEFORE YOU KILL SOMEONE |
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ncpeterpan
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Yes and i hope they throw the book at you. How woulfd you feel if you got into a wreck and killed someone. |
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miketorse
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I really really really HOPE SO! |
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yummymummy
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yes |
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brandiwine72
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Yes, unless the vehicle code translates the DUI in one of the states as something else (ie: reckless driving). |
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SinatraLover
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Um, people who get two DUIs should probably be shot. JMO. |
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