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Subject Felony DWI

Date
Thu Feb 21 2008 07:48

Author Maury D. Beaulier

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Any DWI or Implied Consent violation from another state that occurs under a statute that conforms with Minnesota is considered an enhancing offense. Courts have ruled that Wisconsin statutes are conforming. In other words, if the 2007 offense was a DWI, it would be four within 10 years and could be charged as a felony.
Often, charges take time to be filed. In some instances, I have seen them take a year. However, that is unusual. The statute of limitation s depends on the level of the offense, but even the lowest offense is a term of years.
For a Consultation call 612.240.8005.
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