 Mr. Grant › Hit in 1983  Spent 6 weeks in ICU  Took over a year to walk › Again in 1995  Broke vertebras  Brought back pain from previous injuries.

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 Mr. Grant › Hit in 1983  Spent 6 weeks in ICU  Took over a year to walk › Again in 1995  Broke vertebras  Brought back pain from previous injuries  Mr. Cartwright › DUI at 19  NO punishment › DUI  Paid $200 fine › DUI  Drivers License taken away for 2 years

 Mr. Grant › 45 years old › Depends on Pain Meds just to walk › Missed out on a lot of events in his kids and grandkids life because of his pain!  Mr. Cartwright › 43 years old › Just got out of rehab still drinks and drives!! › Says his kids can starve before he goes without beer

 First DUI › Fine not to exceed $2,000 › Jail for minimum 72 hours › Community Service hours  Second DUI › AA meetings › No alcohol consumption while on probation › Restitution Center

 Third DUI › Fine not to Exceed $10,000 › Jail for not less than 2 no more than 10 years › Deep Lung Air Device › Community Service › Suspension of license for 180 days to 2 years

 Second & Third DUI › Impound your car › No DL for a minimum of 2 years › Longer Jail Time › Stricter probation officers › Longer time in restitution center for 3 rd DUI

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