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DUI Laws for repeat offenders
DUI laws against repeat offenders become severe every year, as is generally perceptible in DUI classes, and most states consider a third or fourth offense as Felony DUI which has harsher penalties and longer consequences. Some states, like the state of Texas will consider a person as a “repeat offender” when the person is found with a BAC (Blood Alcohol Content) of 0.15% or more even on a first DUI offense. Other states refer to repeat offenses for any subsequent offense within a seven year or ten year period from a previous one. Find legal advice on such cases at: https://www.stephenbabcock.com/blog/avoid-distracted-driving/. According to surveys carried out by the National Highway…
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Zee Zee Cafe
John and I recently found a favourite lunch spot, Zee Zee Cafe at Saujana Impian. The cafe must have been there for ages, but we never knew about it, until we decided to be more adventurous and search out other eateries. The cafe is just opposite Giant Kajang and it’s all painted in green. It’s a rather cosy homey place, and the lady boss like to talk about her famous assam pedas. On our first try, we ordered nasi kukus ayam kampung berempah. I guess that’s when we got hooked. There’s just something special about it. So we went back another 2 times, before we ventured to the assam pedas…
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Possible consequences of a DUI conviction
The effects of a DUI conviction are no doubt long lasting, which can haunt you for years to come, even if you are a first time offender. This is because drunk driving is considered a serious offense in all the states of the US and once a DUI charge becomes a conviction, it can leave a permanent criminal mark on your record. Here are some of the most common consequences and penalties you will have to face if you are proven guilty in court: Jail Sentence Whether you are a first time DUI offender or a repeat offender, you will have to serve a mandatory minimum jail time, according to…
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Desa Waterpark
We dropped by at Desa Waterpark again yesterday, coz the last time we forgot to go to the playground. The playground is really nice and we didn’t want to miss it this time, plus John is itching to cycle around the beautiful lakeside. Now that Josiah can walk and run, going to the park is more fun then before. But still there are many rides that he can’t go on by himself, so John had to hold on to him in case he falls off. Yesterday, the park had super a lot of kids and people, jogging, walking their dogs, kite flying etc. Next time I have to go with…
