Drunk and Impaired Driving: Felony DWI Probation Revoked,given 120 Days in Jail

lundi 16 février 2015

My question involves criminal law for the state of: Texas

In 1982 i got 2 DWI's right after I got out of the Navy within 2 months of each other and I was sentenced the same day for both charges 30 days concurrently. In 1990 bought a beer from a convenience sore and the clerk called me in for drunk driving. I was charged with a Felony DWI 2-10 years and given 5 years probation. I had 6 months left on probation and told probation officer I smoked a joint. I was revoked and given 120 days in jail with 90 days credit for the successful completion of the Central Texas Treatment Center. I got my Drivers License back through Medical Advisory Board and deemed fit to drive. I got my right to vote back in 1995 and vote until this day. I have been married for 20 years, 4 sons, and no more trouble. Wanted to buy a gun last year and marked "no" to question have you ever been convicted of a felony because it said if I had my voting rights restored to mark no. NICS denied me. How can I have my voting rights restored, drive a vehicle which I committed the crime in but not not have my 2nd amendment rights? Since when does MADD have the constitutional authority to dictate what rights I have? The Supreme Court has deemed a Felony DWI is not a crime of violence for the purpose of deportation and enhancement for career criminals. How can I get my driving privileges reinstated but not my Constitutional rights? Is this not a Bill of Attainder that punishes me and my family forever?





Drunk and Impaired Driving: Felony DWI Probation Revoked,given 120 Days in Jail

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