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DUI in the military while stationed overseas?
I am a military dependent stationed overseas with my husband and had a dui. Now they informed me that they will have to give my dui case to the dmv of the state that issued my driver license which is in my case Nebraska. What can the dmv do? Will I be charged? I am confused
Also will I have a record in my criminal record? I mean theoretically I've never been presented in front of a court
Looking at the answers I should probably add that it was a dui on base and not off base
9 Answers
- 1 decade ago
It may just be to get in your driving record. I would think that the law in each state could be different enough that a blanket....they will do this...may not apply. I would not rule out that they could do whatever is done if you are charged in state such as restrict it, suspend it....pretty sure that would not be double jeapordy as the country you are in cannot do anything to a license they did not issue.
Depending on the agreement you could be expelled by that country. You could aslo be sent home by the military. We had a Warrant who's wife was sent back CONUS for alleged adultry. That was 1975.
- Anonymous4 years ago
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- jeeper_peeper321Lv 71 decade ago
No charges.
But your drivers license can be suspended, just as if you had a dui in Nebraska.
But you could fight it, since you were not convicted of a DUI
- Anonymous1 decade ago
No you won't be charged with anything you may have your license suspended or points deducted and your insurance may go up but you wont end up in jail or anything. That is if you feel like actually reporting yourself when you get back.
- HDHLv 71 decade ago
I don't know what the effects will be as far as U.S. law. But be aware that in Germany at least, ONE DUI is enough for them to suspend your driving privileges in the country permanently. That's local law there, as they have zero tolerance for drinking and driving.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
your license suspended or points deducted and your insurance may go up but you wont end up in jail or anything. That is if you feel like actually reporting yourself when you get back
