So guess Dixon's plea?...

[dawgstudent]

http://www.clarionledger....telife.clarionledger.com

 

[FlabLoser]

....which means let's just forget about all this unless I screw up again.

 

[cowbell9]

nm

 

[Xartox]

There's a lot of tricky things that can happen with a "No Contest" plea.

 

[shutterdawg]

No way this gets remanded to file-not for a DUI. Had this been a public intox or something like that it would but not for this. My guess is he pleaded no contest-suspended license, fine and community service.

 

[FlabLoser]

BTW, someone who was arrested and charged with stealing from me pleaded deferred judification. He was sentenced to pay reparations. That's my only experience with DJ. Just sayin.

 

[lawdawg02]

can't spell deferred adjudification without AD.

i would bet that he pleaded guilty to lesser charges in exchange for dropping the DUI charge. sweep it under the rug. hopefully...</p>

 

[Rabid]

Guilty to wreckless driving.

 

[weblow]

Guilty to DUI, paid 500 fine.

Dropped the charges for no insurance after he provided proof of insurance the next day.

Careless Driving was Retired to File.

Am I missing something? Why are people guessing about how he plead and to what charge?

 

[Rabid]

AFTER many of us had read the initial post.

 

[weblow]

Had a rough weekend and just thought that maybe I was missing something.

 

[GoState662]

Why he would plea guilty to DUI when he never failed a breathalizer nor failed a field sobriety test.
Wouldn't he want to plea DUI refusal which is only 3 months suspended license as apposed to the year for DUI, Plus a heavier fine.
I guess he just wanted to get this all over with as soon as possible

 

[FlabLoser]

can't spell deferred adjudification without AD.

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Epic win!!