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You can be an LPN with a conviction for possession of marijuana. The issue is whether your license will be suspended because of the conviction. In most instances, if it is a first time offense with a small quantity, an LPN will be able to maintain a license but there will likely be a treatment requirement with a probationary license period.

In most instances, a Court will garnish wages for back child support. If a bank account is identified with funds and there is back child support, there is nothing that prohibits a Court from issuing an order requiring that those funds be relinquished to pay back child support.

A person stopped in NH for DWI has the absolute right to refuse a breath test. Generally, this is one of the best pieces of evidence used against a person arrested for a DWI. If you have been drinking, there is no benefit to taking a breath test. The result, in most cases, will be used against you. Refuse the breath test and refuse the field sobriety test. In most cases, a DWI will be prosecuted in the Circuit Court (formerly district court) in the town/city where the arrest is made. The bottom line: if stopped for a DWI, be polite to the officer, produce license and registration. DO NOT make any statements about alcohol consumption or where you are coming from. DO NOT take breath test. DO NOT take field sobriety tests!

You cannot be arrested for not taking a field sobriety test. In most cases, it is better to refuse all testing because this is evidence that can be used against you if you are impaired by alcohol.

Depending on the circumstances, you can always win a speeding ticket trial regardless of probationary status. The State always carries the burden of proof and that does not change because of being on a probationary status.