New Hampshire DWI laws. You may have read about the recent highly publicized case of Onyango Obama, President Obama's uncle, who has lived illegally in the United States for decades. What brought recent attention to this case was the lifting of the "hardship license" (sometimes called a "Cinderella license" or "work license") status from his Massachusetts drivers license after 45 days. This licensing issue was spawned by a drunk driving arrest. So if you have been arrested for DWI in New Hampshire, you may ask yourself, "what about me?" Well if you were arrested for DWI or aggravated DWI in New Hampshire, you won't get a work license. That is because under New Hampshire DWI laws there is no such thing as a "Hardship License" or "Work License", unlike Massachusetts and most of our neighboring states. New Hampshire's OUI and DWI penalties are harsh and have serious consequences unlike our surrounding states. If you lose your license for a DWI or aggravated DWI in New Hampshire, you cannot legally drive.
Here is a video report from Fox 25 Boston that reports about the Obama-uncle license issue:
Onyango Obama has hardship lifted from MA driver's license
(Video from MyFoxBoston.com/Fox 25 Boston)
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Pumpkin Festival is an annual tradition in Keene, NH that draws thousands of local residents, students, and non-community members to put their pumpkins on display. In recent years, unhappy residents have tried limiting the activities and annual festivities traditionally held at the Keene Pumpkin Festival. Authority figures cracking down on all the jack-o'-lantern fun during Hallows Eve seemed wrong and unethical to those who look forward to the yearly carving contests. Keene's well established residents weren't the only ones disappointed by last years rumors of a cancelled pumpkin fest, their 5,500 local college neighbors who makeup the student body at Keene State College were outraged. It seems as though everyone old, young, established or passing through has acquired a kindred taste for Keene's local events and festivities, such as Pumpkin Fest'!
This year, Pumpkin Festival 2012 challenges a whole new slew of food, fun, and events to take part in. Don't forget to log your carved jack-o'-lantern in to be a part of the world record tally. Forget your pumpkin? No worries, there will be plenty of carving stations set up for those who haven't carved one yet. Don't want to carve a pumpkin? Adopt one at the Pumpkin Orphanage, then go log it in. Afterwards hop on the Ferris Wheel, Pumpkin Fest' 2012's newest addition for an opportunity to get a 45-foot aerial view of the entire festival. Rather participate than observe? Race through the pumpkin-lined car-free streets for the The Great Pumpkin Mile. If you've seen the pumpkin skyscraper illuminating orange for miles around Halloween, then you know the beauty and small town unity Keene Pumpkin Festival represents.
If you get busted at the Keene Pumpkin Festival, call Salem, New Hampshire Criminal Defense Lawyer Mark Stevens (24/7) to find out what your next step should be at : 1-603-893-0074 or visit us online at www.byebyedwi.com for more information. And remember if your plans at Pumpkin Fest' get crashed, be careful if you smash and dash- if your caught, BOO the cop Then, call Attorney Mark Stevens @ 603.893.0074 (24/7) and Lawyer Up!
