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4th conviction for driving without a license in Virginia
Posted by:
DWOL
()
Date: December 18, 2014 02:19AM
I was just in an accident with another car whose driver was driving without a license for the FOURTH time in Virginia. Court records show 3 prior convictions in Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince William Counties between 2011 and June of 2014, just 6 months ago. This is his 4th offense (yes, 4th) which just happened in Fairfax County. His previous penalties ranged from $50 to $250 plus court costs. Ir looks like he just paid the fines and was on his way to driving once again.
As this is "JUAN's" 4th offense, what will Fairfax County do to him this time?
As this is "JUAN's" 4th offense, what will Fairfax County do to him this time?
Re: 4th conviction for driving without a license in Virginia
Posted by:
Make him pay
()
Date: December 18, 2014 02:21AM
Nothing
Re: 4th conviction for driving without a license in Virginia
Posted by:
Help Juanted
()
Date: December 18, 2014 07:11AM
A local contractor is hiring illegal aliens for grunt work off 66. You may want to get him in touch with that.
Re: 4th conviction for driving without a license in Virginia
Posted by:
D-BAG DEMOCRAT.
()
Date: December 18, 2014 09:43AM
DWOL Wrote:
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> I was just in an accident with another car whose
> driver was driving without a license for the
> FOURTH time in Virginia. Court records show 3
> prior convictions in Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince
> William Counties between 2011 and June of 2014,
> just 6 months ago. This is his 4th offense (yes,
> 4th) which just happened in Fairfax County. His
> previous penalties ranged from $50 to $250 plus
> court costs. Ir looks like he just paid the fines
> and was on his way to driving once again.
>
> As this is "JUAN's" 4th offense, what will Fairfax
> County do to him this time?
Nothing, of course.
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> I was just in an accident with another car whose
> driver was driving without a license for the
> FOURTH time in Virginia. Court records show 3
> prior convictions in Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince
> William Counties between 2011 and June of 2014,
> just 6 months ago. This is his 4th offense (yes,
> 4th) which just happened in Fairfax County. His
> previous penalties ranged from $50 to $250 plus
> court costs. Ir looks like he just paid the fines
> and was on his way to driving once again.
>
> As this is "JUAN's" 4th offense, what will Fairfax
> County do to him this time?
Nothing, of course.
Re: 4th conviction for driving without a license in Virginia
Posted by:
oih[aebv
()
Date: December 18, 2014 09:50AM
Nothing.........they are the protected class.
Re: 4th conviction for driving without a license in Virginia
Posted by:
kejhrgr
()
Date: December 18, 2014 10:15AM
Make me judge for a day. I have only been to court once in my life (speeding) and the amount of trash filling up the courts is astounding.
First offense for something I understand, $100 fine. Second offense, $1000 fine. Third offense, felony conviction and $5000 fine. Fourth offense for the same fucking shit, super-felony and 90 days in jail. After that, super duper-felony and 5 years in prison.
I prefer to just execute people for their third offense but Liberals need voters so there would be a crazy uproar over enacting many of these punishments.
First offense for something I understand, $100 fine. Second offense, $1000 fine. Third offense, felony conviction and $5000 fine. Fourth offense for the same fucking shit, super-felony and 90 days in jail. After that, super duper-felony and 5 years in prison.
I prefer to just execute people for their third offense but Liberals need voters so there would be a crazy uproar over enacting many of these punishments.
Re: 4th conviction for driving without a license in Virginia
Posted by:
strong arm of the law
()
Date: December 18, 2014 10:18AM
kejhrgr Wrote:
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> Make me judge for a day. I have only been to court
> once in my life (speeding) and the amount of trash
> filling up the courts is astounding.
>
> First offense for something I understand, $100
> fine. Second offense, $1000 fine. Third offense,
> felony conviction and $5000 fine. Fourth offense
> for the same fucking shit, super-felony and 90
> days in jail. After that, super duper-felony and 5
> years in prison.
>
> I prefer to just execute people for their third
> offense but Liberals need voters so there would be
> a crazy uproar over enacting many of these
> punishments.
There would be practically nobody left to post on FfxU if the law looked like this
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> Make me judge for a day. I have only been to court
> once in my life (speeding) and the amount of trash
> filling up the courts is astounding.
>
> First offense for something I understand, $100
> fine. Second offense, $1000 fine. Third offense,
> felony conviction and $5000 fine. Fourth offense
> for the same fucking shit, super-felony and 90
> days in jail. After that, super duper-felony and 5
> years in prison.
>
> I prefer to just execute people for their third
> offense but Liberals need voters so there would be
> a crazy uproar over enacting many of these
> punishments.
There would be practically nobody left to post on FfxU if the law looked like this
Re: 4th conviction for driving without a license in Virginia
Posted by:
Bill.N.
()
Date: December 18, 2014 01:00PM
If I were a judge there are three questions I'd want answered: Does the driver have auto insurance with a reputable insurer, especially if there was an accident; Does the driver have any unpaid fines; and Is this the second or subsequent charge for driving without a license? Wrong answer to any of these and the driver will be going away.
Re: 4th conviction for driving without a license in Virginia
Posted by:
xmyjv
()
Date: December 18, 2014 01:09PM
then you haven't heard...
allot of cash obama is printing (9x any other pres.)
send hispanic women to law school (free) and they all have SPECIAL CLASSES (for cred.) for immigration refusal and also for "minority" protection (meaning racial attack on anyone white, you mean)
(look on route 66 tell me who is a minority: any denizen of USA is a minority in DC area)
if you get a college loan and pay it back using tax gov paycheck (meaning way above what workers in town get): your stealing, and you know it
Re: 4th conviction for driving without a license in Virginia
Posted by:
Dog Walker81
()
Date: December 18, 2014 09:52PM
DWOL Wrote:
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> I was just in an accident with another car whose
> driver was driving without a license for the
> FOURTH time in Virginia. Court records show 3
> prior convictions in Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince
> William Counties between 2011 and June of 2014,
> just 6 months ago. This is his 4th offense (yes,
> 4th) which just happened in Fairfax County. His
> previous penalties ranged from $50 to $250 plus
> court costs. Ir looks like he just paid the fines
> and was on his way to driving once again.
>
> As this is "JUAN's" 4th offense, what will Fairfax
> County do to him this time?
There are many Hispanics in Northern VA who are green card holders (legal immigrants) and even many who are U.S. citizens.
Do you happen to know what the unlicensed driver's legal status is?
If he's illegal, the circumstances suggest that the OP in previous thread http://www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read/2/1733496/1733982.html has drawn an incorrect, or at least overly broad, conclusion. OP in that thread titled his post "FCPD allows illegal aliens to drive."
Maybe the officer in that prior thread refused to go after the illegal driver without a license b/c of some other situation that needed his attention.
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> I was just in an accident with another car whose
> driver was driving without a license for the
> FOURTH time in Virginia. Court records show 3
> prior convictions in Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince
> William Counties between 2011 and June of 2014,
> just 6 months ago. This is his 4th offense (yes,
> 4th) which just happened in Fairfax County. His
> previous penalties ranged from $50 to $250 plus
> court costs. Ir looks like he just paid the fines
> and was on his way to driving once again.
>
> As this is "JUAN's" 4th offense, what will Fairfax
> County do to him this time?
There are many Hispanics in Northern VA who are green card holders (legal immigrants) and even many who are U.S. citizens.
Do you happen to know what the unlicensed driver's legal status is?
If he's illegal, the circumstances suggest that the OP in previous thread http://www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read/2/1733496/1733982.html has drawn an incorrect, or at least overly broad, conclusion. OP in that thread titled his post "FCPD allows illegal aliens to drive."
Maybe the officer in that prior thread refused to go after the illegal driver without a license b/c of some other situation that needed his attention.
Re: 4th conviction for driving without a license in Virginia
Posted by:
Dog Walker81
()
Date: December 18, 2014 10:22PM
Below are Fairfax County ordinances as applicable from https://www.municode.com/library/va/fairfax_county with penalties listed in part (b):
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Section 82-3-17. Driving without operator's license prohibited.36 [] permanent link to this piece of content
(a)
No person, except those expressly exempted in Code of Virginia, Section 46.2-303 through Section 46.2-309, shall drive any motor vehicle on any highway in this County until such person shall have made application for an operator's or chauffeur's license, as hereinafter provided, and satisfactorily passed the examination required by Code of Virginia, Section 46.2-325, and obtained either an operator's or chauffeur's license, nor unless such license issued to such person is valid.
(b)
Upon a first conviction of a violation of this Section, the penalty imposed shall be a fine of not more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) or imprisonment for not more than six (6) months or both such fine and imprisonment. Upon a second or subsequent conviction of a violation of this Section, which second offense shall have occurred within one (1) year of a first offense, the penalty shall be imprisonment in jail for not less than ten (10) days nor more than six (6) months, and, in addition, may be a fine not less than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) nor more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00). ((3-13-63; 1961 Code, ยง 16-54.)
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Section 82-3-17. Driving without operator's license prohibited.36 [] permanent link to this piece of content
(a)
No person, except those expressly exempted in Code of Virginia, Section 46.2-303 through Section 46.2-309, shall drive any motor vehicle on any highway in this County until such person shall have made application for an operator's or chauffeur's license, as hereinafter provided, and satisfactorily passed the examination required by Code of Virginia, Section 46.2-325, and obtained either an operator's or chauffeur's license, nor unless such license issued to such person is valid.
(b)
Upon a first conviction of a violation of this Section, the penalty imposed shall be a fine of not more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) or imprisonment for not more than six (6) months or both such fine and imprisonment. Upon a second or subsequent conviction of a violation of this Section, which second offense shall have occurred within one (1) year of a first offense, the penalty shall be imprisonment in jail for not less than ten (10) days nor more than six (6) months, and, in addition, may be a fine not less than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) nor more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00). ((3-13-63; 1961 Code, ยง 16-54.)
Re: 4th conviction for driving without a license in Virginia
Posted by:
DWOL
()
Date: December 20, 2014 12:36AM
The guys court date is Jan 9th....I'll let you know what happens.
Re: 4th conviction for driving without a license in Virginia
Posted by:
dumbity dumb dumb
()
Date: December 20, 2014 07:08AM
kejhrgr Wrote:
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> Make me judge for a day.
> Third offense, felony conviction and $5000 fine. Fourth offense
> for the same fucking shit, super-felony and 90
> days in jail. After that, super duper-felony and 5
> years in prison.
If you are going to be a judge can you at least look up what a felony is? Above shows you obviously don't know what the word means.
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> Make me judge for a day.
> Third offense, felony conviction and $5000 fine. Fourth offense
> for the same fucking shit, super-felony and 90
> days in jail. After that, super duper-felony and 5
> years in prison.
If you are going to be a judge can you at least look up what a felony is? Above shows you obviously don't know what the word means.
Re: 4th conviction for driving without a license in Virginia
Posted by:
DWOL
()
Date: January 11, 2015 08:06PM
Update:
The judge didn't ask and the cop didn't offer the information about the 3 (YES THREE) prior DWOL convictions. Jose got off with a $100 fine and $90 court costs and promised he wouldn't drive in VA again without a license. I almost couldn't contain myself in the court room. WTF
The judge didn't ask and the cop didn't offer the information about the 3 (YES THREE) prior DWOL convictions. Jose got off with a $100 fine and $90 court costs and promised he wouldn't drive in VA again without a license. I almost couldn't contain myself in the court room. WTF
Re: 4th conviction for driving without a license in Virginia
Posted by:
Matlock
()
Date: January 11, 2015 08:12PM
Bill.N. Wrote:
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> If I were a judge there are three questions I'd
> want answered: Does the driver have auto
> insurance with a reputable insurer, especially if
> there was an accident; Does the driver have any
> unpaid fines; and Is this the second or subsequent
> charge for driving without a license? Wrong
> answer to any of these and the driver will be
> going away.
What exactly is "reputable" insurance? Selling insurance has nothing to do with reputaion. If your company is licensed to sell in VA, you can sell in VA.
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> If I were a judge there are three questions I'd
> want answered: Does the driver have auto
> insurance with a reputable insurer, especially if
> there was an accident; Does the driver have any
> unpaid fines; and Is this the second or subsequent
> charge for driving without a license? Wrong
> answer to any of these and the driver will be
> going away.
What exactly is "reputable" insurance? Selling insurance has nothing to do with reputaion. If your company is licensed to sell in VA, you can sell in VA.
Re: 4th conviction for driving without a license in Virginia
Posted by:
Faggot Yes
()
Date: January 11, 2015 08:14PM
DWOL Wrote:
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> Update:
>
> The judge didn't ask and the cop didn't offer the
> information about the 3 (YES THREE) prior DWOL
> convictions. Jose got off with a $100 fine and $90
> court costs and promised he wouldn't drive in VA
> again without a license. I almost couldn't contain
> myself in the court room. WTF
This is a lie and your story is just that, a story.
Anybody in court for a DWOL charge, the Judge will AUTOMATICALLY have a copy of his/her driving record right in front of him.
Nice try at trolling but you must do your homework first.
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> Update:
>
> The judge didn't ask and the cop didn't offer the
> information about the 3 (YES THREE) prior DWOL
> convictions. Jose got off with a $100 fine and $90
> court costs and promised he wouldn't drive in VA
> again without a license. I almost couldn't contain
> myself in the court room. WTF
This is a lie and your story is just that, a story.
Anybody in court for a DWOL charge, the Judge will AUTOMATICALLY have a copy of his/her driving record right in front of him.
Nice try at trolling but you must do your homework first.
Re: 4th conviction for driving without a license in Virginia
Posted by:
Judge Judy
()
Date: January 11, 2015 08:18PM
You should have told the judge the law and the penalty the Mexican should have got. I'm sure the judge would have appreciated it. He can't be expected to remember everything
Re: 4th conviction for driving without a license in Virginia
Posted by:
DWOL
()
Date: January 11, 2015 10:58PM
Dear Faggot Yes...
I am absolutely NOT trolling. It is the god's honest truth.
I asked the officer after court, why she didn't say anything about the previous convictions. She said that they incidents did not show up in the DMV recordm EVEN THOUGH they show up plain as day in the Court Records Case Search System for Virginia online. I said why would they show up on the DMV record when the guy DOES MOT HAVE A LICENSE? She had no idea.
FYI.....
Fairfax shows 2 convictions for Driving without a license for
Loudoun shows 1
Prince William shows 1
TOTAL 4.
Don't believe me....look him up yourself.
Lemus, Jeyson
I am absolutely NOT trolling. It is the god's honest truth.
I asked the officer after court, why she didn't say anything about the previous convictions. She said that they incidents did not show up in the DMV recordm EVEN THOUGH they show up plain as day in the Court Records Case Search System for Virginia online. I said why would they show up on the DMV record when the guy DOES MOT HAVE A LICENSE? She had no idea.
FYI.....
Fairfax shows 2 convictions for Driving without a license for
Loudoun shows 1
Prince William shows 1
TOTAL 4.
Don't believe me....look him up yourself.
Lemus, Jeyson