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Old 06-26-2005, 02:20 AM
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What is the name of your state?OH & PA

Ok this might sound like horse crap but it is a true story, and ive tried reserching and asking people but i cant get a straight answer, ok. I got a dui in ohio and before my second court date my uncle was killed so me and my family came to pa for family reason's, me and my dad didnt get along to well so he made me stay here in pa with my mom, ive been stuck without a license for a year and i want to know if there is a way to take care of it from here or do i have to just go back and take care of it?? People tell me that i should just try to go get them but i am sure that they will be able to tell about my mishap in ohio, what can i do? If i have to ill go back but thats last resort, Thank you for your time
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