Felony DUI after you get your license

[Frost49]

For all you dad's out there. There is a new someone in my 19 year old daughters life. Automatically I hate him, but even more so for other reasons. He carries a Glock 23 down his pants like a thug, which I informed him is NOT allowed in my house or accompanying my daughter anywhere. Of course I am the bad guy in the situation now. But I don't really care. He also recently picked up an underage DUI which resulted in a license suspension. I know the application asks if you have had any DUI's prior to applying, but does conviction void your Larry?

 

[chezuki]

What makes this a "felony DUI"? If it actually is a felony, then your answer should be obvious.

As for the more likely "non-felony DUI", the definition for a "proper person" excludes an "alcohol abuser". An "alcohol abuser" is defined by the IC as

"Alcohol abuser" means an individual who has had two (2) or more alcohol related offenses, any one (1) of which resulted in conviction by a court or treatment in an alcohol abuse facility within three (3) years prior to the date of the application.
As added by P.L.311-1983, SEC.32. - See more at: Ind. Code § 35-47-1-2 : Indiana Code - Section 35-47-1-2: "Alcohol abuser"

 

[Dosproduction]

Good luck dad have you payed your yearly dues to D.A.D.D. Dads Against Daughters Dating if not u better re up

 

[eldirector]

Sounds like you are looking for the "proper person" definition found here:
Indiana Code 2015 - Indiana General Assembly, 2015 Session

Looks like 2 or more alcohol-related offenses with a conviction or treatment as the outcome of the court case. So, the question is: what has he been convicted of?

 

[HoughMade]

The legal aspects have been covered above.

I post this because I think the more important issue is who your daughter is seeing. This video is from a faith-based perspective, but there is no reason why the principles of spending time with the man your daughter is dating and trying to hep him mature in a positive way can not apply regardless of anyone's personal belief system. I would not want to set myself up in an adversarial position to the young man because push your daughter to choose who to be loyal to, and you may not like the results.

Anyhoo, take it of leave it, it's a perspective.

[video=youtube;4etUDpdQ560]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4etUDpdQ560[/video]

 

[Frost49]

After some further investigation from a unnamed source, it seems Mr. Douche has been deprived of his freedom 7 times since he turned 18 2 years ago. Not sure if I can say more without someone wondering where I got my info. None I think have been felonies. I think it is time for him to find another girl to date. Thanks for the IC codes all.

 

[pudly]

Mr. Douche has been deprived of his freedom 7 times since he turned 18 2 years ago.

Ummm, wow...

 

[VUPDblue]

Dayum. Anyway, for a DUI to be a felony, they must have a prior conviction for same within the past 5 years, have minors in the car at the time or kill somebody. Also, mycase.in.gov is a wonderful tool for looking up a person'e criminal history in Indiana.

 

[caverjamie]

After some further investigation from a unnamed source, it seems Mr. Douche has been deprived of his freedom 7 times since he turned 18 2 years ago. Not sure if I can say more without someone wondering where I got my info. None I think have been felonies. I think it is time for him to find another girl to date. Thanks for the IC codes all.

There are a lot of single guys out there - surely she can find one better than that?? Perhaps she would understand what kind of idiot she is dating if you explain to her what usually happens to guys who stick unholstered guns down their pants.

 

[pudly]

I have a couple ways on checking his status of his LTCH.

Does he even have a LTCH? He doesn't seem to be very good at following other laws, so I wouldn't have any confidence in that one either.

 

[SmileDocHill]

Yeah, with the unholstered gun in his pants the problem might take care of itself in time. Kidding aside, I don't think I would wait for the odds to catch up with him.

 

[17 squirrel]

Things like this make me glad i don't have a daughter. Good Luck

 

[bradmedic04]

What's his INGO username?

 

[Kirk Freeman]

These are nothing more than mere allegations!

*shakes head* Oh, sorry, went on autopilot there for a minute.

 

[SEIndSAM]

I feel the same way, I told my daughter she couldn't date anyone that carried a Glock too....

 

[Woobie]

Yeah, with the unholstered gun in his pants the problem might take care of itself in time. Kidding aside, I don't think I would wait for the odds to catch up with him.

That was my thought. Encourage him to adjust himself more. Maybe give him a Sig or CZ decocker model with a nice competition trigger, and tell him he's not a real man if he carries in DA. You could help the process along is my point.

 

[shootersix]

After some further investigation from a unnamed source, it seems Mr. Douche has been deprived of his freedom 7 times since he turned 18 2 years ago. Not sure if I can say more without someone wondering where I got my info. None I think have been felonies. I think it is time for him to find another girl to date. Thanks for the IC codes all.

dont have to be felonies!...some misdemeanors too!!!!!!

the wording on the 4473

11.c says felony "or any other crime" for which the judge "could" have imprisoned you for more than a year "even if you recieved a shorter sentance including probation"

11.h says are you subject to a restraining order?

11.i says have you ever been convicted of a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence

those are on the 4473, all of them are pertaining to buying a gun, and if you can't buy it, you cant own it, and if you cant own it you cant carry it!(yes i know, he cant buy a handgun from a gunshop! but you know what i mean!)

id have the "friend/person/little bird" who gave you the info, look up those and even if "mr fine upstanding citizen" even has his "larry" if not, your daughter could get in trouble too! ie if its under her seat, and she gets pulled over all he has to say is "it aint mine"

 

[Redhorse]

Wow, sure picked a winner didn't she? If it's a felony DUI and he's convicted they'll come take all his guns. Don't worry, gun control laws will fix this

 

[JettaKnight]

I was going to make a comment like HoughMade - maybe spend some time at the range with him, go holster shopper, you know, be a mentor.


Then I got to the post about about all the convictions...


Well, you will now have to do a LOT of mentoring, perhaps on weekend visitations.

 

[roscott]

Perhaps also talk to your daughter about how his problems can affect her? If Mr. D-bag has your daughter pick him up, and decides that his weed found in her car isn't his...

There are lots of possible scenarios, but you certainly get the gist.