dui
i won't drink and drive again, i'll tell you that. i think i didn't take the time to get across my point properly in my last question. i understand that there are two types of suspensions: administrative (DMV) and the one you get from the court after trial. since i had an ohio license after i just moved here to oregon when this happened, i can only assume that OR let OH know about it (who knows maybe thay didn't). now, i will conclude that OH, if they were informed, then suspended my license there for a period of time (it's 90 days from the DMV here in OR). I guess my question is can OH go beyond that administrative period of time, (lets assume its 90 days) even if i'm convicted in OR and OR adds 6 months or whatever as result of the trial? i'm no lawyer, but it seems unlikely to me because the dui occured in a diferent state, ie. i wasn't convicted in ohio. i'm asking this because i really need a license in order to do my job. a suspension severely hurts my career options with the job i have here in OR, so i'm considering going back to ohio, and getting my old job back, of course i will need to be able to drive there too.
lets say when i go to trial i tell them i'm going to move out-of-state. is there a chance they will basically say pay the fine, and get the heck out of my state and never drive here again?
