What Would The Court Do To Me If I?????

[Zero Revolt]

Alright guys. I got a Driving On Suspended charge and it is my second offense. I live in Virginia and I was wondering what do you all think they would do if I say moved to another state? I already know that I'm going to jail if I show up for the hearing but just how far would the state of virginia go to find and arrest me? I'm real serious about this guys. It's a real possibility.How would I get a job? Will I have to hide for the rest of my life? Please help me out here.

My entire life is hanging on this.

Zero Revolt Reviewed by Zero Revolt on 09-10-2005. What Would The Court Do To Me If I????? Alright guys. I got a Driving On Suspended charge and it is my second offense. I live in Virginia and I was wondering what do you all think they would do if I say moved to another state? I already know that I'm going to jail if I show up for the hearing but just how far would the state of virginia go to find and arrest me? I'm real serious about this guys. It's a real possibility.How would I get a job? Will I have to hide for the rest of my life? Please help me out here. My entire life is Rating: 5

[Maui Wowie]

Shit man... that's fucked, I don't really have anything to say, but I hope good fortune..

[Zero Revolt]

I'd like to add I had a perfect driving record. I only lost it due to unpaid parking fines. In addition we were planning to move out of state this month for other reasons. To make a long story short I got into a car wreck 2 months ago (other drivers fault but lost my lisence due to the unpaid fines and charged with driving on suspended. I'm losing my home because the rent is late due to my inability to work from the injuries sustained in the wreck. After recovering somewhat my landlord comes to my home and threatens eviction. So I have no choice but to "Drive" to my job and pick up a paycheck in order not to be evicted. Cops see that my inspection sticker is dead and they get me again. Driving On Suspended 2nd offense. Now my landlords really pissed and I expect a eviction notice anyday now. In addition to my reasons for leaving the state I also wanted to add that my current home is fucking full of lead and the landlord would never fix it because it would cost in the thousands. As a result my two year old son is showing signs of lead poisoning which is affecting his size, weight and learning ability and not to mention he just looks sick. I don't want to be hunted for the rest of my life but I don't to suffer with what I'm going through now either. So I guess the question is which suffering should I choose?

[Nochowderforyou]

Is this charge really worth running from the law? Once you're in another state, you will still have the same name and info. You get pulled over there, they will see there is a warrent for your arrest in another state...your fucked then. You'll get more charges stacked on top of your previous ones and your time will be probably 10x as much as it would be in the first place.

Edit: Sounds like your in a heap of trouble. Good luck

[del...]

the days of skipping out of state for tickets are long gone with the computer age. all states run computer checks before issuing new licenses and that includes an ncic check for any warrants. if you do not show for court you will have a bench warrant issued where any cop anywhere will know about once a check gets run on you...which can happen at any time, even a traffic stop. once the warrant becomes known, you'll be immediately arrested and held w/o bail while awaiting extradition (if you're caught out of state). now some states won't bother with extradition for lessor charges and it'll depend mostly on the prosecutor and funds available but while they're deciding what to do with you, you'll be sitting in whatever jail in the county you were arrested in just rotting away...not even knowing when a release date will happen. and issuing bench warrants for no-shows really pisses off judges and they may even add contempt of court charge which can be very costly!

is it worth all that for a stupid driving w/o a license charge? yeah, it'll be a hassle not being able to drive for a year but it sure beats the hell out of not being able to drive for the remainder of your existance on this plane...eh? and i'm sure the judge will allow arraignments to be made so you'll still be able to drive to work/school or any emergencies so it's not all that bad...

[del...]

if i were you i'd move to a small town where a car isn't even needed. the year will pass quickly then you'll be free and clear to go about your business w/o the fear of police entering your life at any time. i just happen to know of a perfect place to relax and spend that year chilling too! everything is within walking distance, crime-free town with all the schools also within an easy walk, clean air full of starry nights and legalized med use! rent is cheap and the landlord is most cool...

[Nochowderforyou]

if i were you i'd move to a small town where a car isn't even needed. the year will pass quickly then you'll be free and clear to go about your business w/o the fear of police entering your life at any time. i just happen to know of a perfect place to relax and spend that year chilling too! everything is within walking distance, crime-free town with all the schools also within an easy walk, clean air full of starry nights and legalized med use! rent is cheap and the landlord is most cool...

Please, tell me where this place is. I'm teetering an the brink of insanity here.

[Zero Revolt]

Thanks for the info del. But while I'm in jail for between one and ten days(That's what the judge said) what will I do with my family? My court date is on the 15th but I expect a 24 hour eviction notice much sooner than that. I just want things to go back to the way they were but it's too late for that now. If I left the state I would'nt be able to get a job either would I?

[Zero Revolt]

if i were you i'd move to a small town where a car isn't even needed. the year will pass quickly then you'll be free and clear to go about your business w/o the fear of police entering your life at any time. i just happen to know of a perfect place to relax and spend that year chilling too! everything is within walking distance, crime-free town with all the schools also within an easy walk, clean air full of starry nights and legalized med use! rent is cheap and the landlord is most cool...

I don't understand what you mean about "The year passing quickly". ???

[Zero Revolt]

any more suggestions?