My question involves a driver's license issued by the State of: Michigan.
My son had a DWLS ticket reduced to No Ops on Person on May 17. On June 14th he was sentenced by Judge Nicholson to 12 months probation, Substance abuse courses, 8 WWAM days, Drivers Safety Course, Random Drug Testing, and $905 in fines and costs. this seems extremely excessive for the charge. He is 20 years old, lives on his own, pays all of his own bills, paid all fines and costs, has already been on Pretrial Services since May 4,2018. We were told Judge Nicholson just does this it is how she is. Every one we spoke to in the court building says they can not believe he received all of that for a No Ops Ticket. We had an attorney he did try to argue this sentence but she was having no part of it. She is holding him on 2 violations 1. missing a test that his colors were not even called for that day however she refuses to look at the letter from the testing site it was their error and they put it in writing. 2. he worked 10 hours and drinks a lot of water on midnights went to test right after work, test was negative however again sent to a lab for ETG testing which was not even ordered he was ordered to have a UA and PBT testing. The result although negative for drugs and alcohol showed 19.8 a diluted sample since it was below 20. every test prior and every test after has been negative however she said "one can still dilute" she would not even consider that he has always had negative samples so why would he dilute. This just seems so extreme and so unfair. we were also told no lawyer will stand up to her because they have to work in her court room. i am at a loss of what to do or how to help him. he is ready to just give up and go to jail because the daily calling the testing line to see if they called his colors, working 50 hours a week on midnights and trying to do the community service, PO meetings, and all the other requirements are just exhausting. how can one judge and one court make such extreme rules. He is scheduled to go out of town for work on July 15th but because he is under 21 (21 august 1, 2018) he needs to have a parent or guardian with him. he lives on his own, his own place, pays his own bills, works his own job, he is over 18 and being an adult however they will not let him leave because he is under 21. Any advice?
My son had a DWLS ticket reduced to No Ops on Person on May 17. On June 14th he was sentenced by Judge Nicholson to 12 months probation, Substance abuse courses, 8 WWAM days, Drivers Safety Course, Random Drug Testing, and $905 in fines and costs. this seems extremely excessive for the charge. He is 20 years old, lives on his own, pays all of his own bills, paid all fines and costs, has already been on Pretrial Services since May 4,2018. We were told Judge Nicholson just does this it is how she is. Every one we spoke to in the court building says they can not believe he received all of that for a No Ops Ticket. We had an attorney he did try to argue this sentence but she was having no part of it. She is holding him on 2 violations 1. missing a test that his colors were not even called for that day however she refuses to look at the letter from the testing site it was their error and they put it in writing. 2. he worked 10 hours and drinks a lot of water on midnights went to test right after work, test was negative however again sent to a lab for ETG testing which was not even ordered he was ordered to have a UA and PBT testing. The result although negative for drugs and alcohol showed 19.8 a diluted sample since it was below 20. every test prior and every test after has been negative however she said "one can still dilute" she would not even consider that he has always had negative samples so why would he dilute. This just seems so extreme and so unfair. we were also told no lawyer will stand up to her because they have to work in her court room. i am at a loss of what to do or how to help him. he is ready to just give up and go to jail because the daily calling the testing line to see if they called his colors, working 50 hours a week on midnights and trying to do the community service, PO meetings, and all the other requirements are just exhausting. how can one judge and one court make such extreme rules. He is scheduled to go out of town for work on July 15th but because he is under 21 (21 august 1, 2018) he needs to have a parent or guardian with him. he lives on his own, his own place, pays his own bills, works his own job, he is over 18 and being an adult however they will not let him leave because he is under 21. Any advice?
52-3 Oakland County DWLS Reduced to No Ops on Person,
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