Nassau county probation stipulations to get license back?
Can Nassau County Probation Dept make having an interlock a stipulation to getting my license back even after my probation term has ended?
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Hi Judy, There was a stipulation for when I was on probation that I must drive with an interlock! I was even granted a license after 6 months on probation with the lock, but I hated it so much, my car kept stalling in traffic, not to mention the expense, that I then turned in my license. My probation period ends next month after being on for 3 years. I'm worried because 20 years ago I had a previous DWI and when I called Albany they said probation has to stipulate I don't need an ignition lock anymore. I have been through 3 PO's, and my most recent probation officer has never even met me. I call in on the phone. I have met all conditions of probation, I was in a certified weekly program for a year, and I haven't been in any trouble. I tried to call my PO, but she is on vacation for the next 2 weeks. My life has become so dependent on others driving me around, I have so learned my lesson, and just want my license back, but w/out the lock! Thanks for your quick response!
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Thank you so much! The interlock was a nightmare! If I had to retain an attorney, is there a firm you could recommend that deals with DMV problems?
Have a wonderful holiday!
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I'm sorry to seem so obsessed with this, but I actually drove with the interlock for just two days, and I almost got killed. My car stalled in traffic with the horn blowing and the lights going on and off, and cars swerving around me. I had to laugh when you talked of the demo with the police, 3 officers showed up when I was stuck and they were blowing into the interlock, and couldn't get the car to go. As I joke, I said I hope no one has been drinking! They had to push the car to the side of the road and I had to have it towed!
I know I did wrong, but I feel 3 years of not driving has taught me a lesson, ( other than the 2 days with the lock) and I'm just scared that a PO who has never met me is liable to make a judgement that can effect my whole future. When I went to DMV they said it's strictly up to the PO, regardless of what a judge stipulated!