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judpa2t · Jun 16, 2009, 12:04 PM

I have had a revocation for 2 duis about 20 years ago is there a statute of limitations on a revol

excon · Jun 16, 2009, 12:19 PM

Originally Posted by judpa2t

is there a statute of limitations on a revol

Hello judpa:

Nope. Warrants never expire.

excon

felonouschick · Jun 16, 2009, 03:55 PM

Once you are charged, the SOL (Statute of Limitations) no longer applies. Sorry, looks like you're SOL (the other one).

Fr_Chuck · Jun 16, 2009, 05:01 PM

A SOL on a criminal issue is the time from when the crime happems to when they are charged. Once charged this stops the SOL.

So once a warrant is issued it will remain valid unless the court specificly closes it.

So the warrant will be valid 20 years, 30 years or more

this8384 · Jun 17, 2009, 07:16 AM

Originally Posted by judpa2t

i have had a revocation for 2 duis about 20 years ago is there a statute of limitations on a revol

I think everyone else jumped the gun here. The OP never once said there was a warrant issued; I'm reading that their license was revoked, not that there is a warrant.

Now, if there IS a warrant, then no, there is no SOL on it. But if your license was revoked for DUI, sometimes there are certain steps you have to complete - once you do that, you can get your license back. Have you checked to see if your license is currently valid?

excon · Jun 17, 2009, 07:32 AM

Hello this:

I read it as a "revocation" of probation or parole or some supervision of some sort... But, I see that I made that up. Maybe it WAS a drivers license revocation...

But, if it WAS revoked, I'll bet it still is, and I'll bet he won't be able to get one from any state.. I don't think THAT would have anything to do with the statute of limitations, though.

excon

this8384 · Jun 17, 2009, 07:37 AM

Originally Posted by excon

Hello this:

I read it as a "revocation" of probation or parole or some supervision of some sort.... But, I see that I made that up. Maybe it WAS a drivers license revocation...

But, if it WAS revoked, I'll bet it still is, and I'll bet he won't be able to get one from any state.. I don't think THAT would have anything to do with the statute of limitations, though.

excon

Maybe... another case of us all holding our breath and waiting for the OP to come back :)

I read it that way because I know someone who has four DUI convictions under his belt and all he got was a revoked driver's license - they only suspended it when they caught him driving with a revoked license.