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Drunk in Public charge for a Minor in CA?
I am 19, and while on a visit to San Luis Obispo, CA, got a drunk in public- alcohol only- charge 647(F) while I was walking home. I guess I got it because I was sitting down in front of someone's house, tired, and although 2 friends asked the officers if they had seen me because they were simply trying to get me home, all they could say was "we'll let you know if we find someone that fits that description" although they said they could see me in the back of their vehicle. Still, they took me away and I spent the night in jail [I still cannot believe this considering I was literally 5 houses down but that's not the point].
Now my question is, can this result in a suspension of my driver's license? That is really the only thing I am worried about, I was not in a car/behind the wheel, I was only walking. AND IF SO, is there a way I can avoid this happening? I am moving to FL in a month and need to get a license there. My friend mentioned trying to get a restricted license. Any help?
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- SupermanLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
A conviction of PC § 647(f) will result in a suspension of your driver's license pursuant to VC § 13202.5. You or your court-appointed public defender should attempt to avoid a conviction. Perhaps plea bargain this down to a violation of PC § 415 or some other offense which does not require license suspension. A private attorney could see to it that this does not effect your move to Florida, appear in your place per PC § 977, and take care of all the negotiations. Might be cheaper than the consequences of a suspended license.
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Source(s): Personal knowledge, information, and belief. http://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/d06/vc13202_5.htm - 1 decade ago
I'm pretty sure you're license will be safe I'd be very surprised if you got it suspended as no driving offence was committed.