http://www.californiadui.com/article...ues-of-dui.phpDUI convictions have severe effects on the immigration status of legal aliens and green card holders. In some cases, DUI conviction can even result in deportation. Even long term permanent residents can be deported for DUI convictions. The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services may determine a DUI conviction is a crime involving moral turpitude and/or a crime of violence under current immigration laws. This can result in deportation from or inadmissibility to the US. A crime involving moral turpitude is sufficient grounds for deportation or inadmissibility, denial of adjustment during the green card process, or a finding of bad moral character at a naturalization interview. Generally, a crime must have an intent requirement in order to involve moral turpitude. Most state DUI laws define DUI as driving with a certain blood level of alcohol above the legally permissible under law. There is no reference to intent, in fact, in most States, DUI is a "general intent" crime. The mere fact of being drunk is enough.
Извините, что я говорю, когда вы перебиваете.
спасибо
но давайте почитаем еще раз
в каких случаях? тут не написано что за просто [dui], а написано что в некоторых случаях и при определенных условиях...
DUI convictions have severe effects on the immigration status of legal aliens and green card holders. In some cases, DUI conviction can even result in deportation. Even long term permanent residents can be deported for DUI convictions. The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services may determine a DUI conviction is a crime involving moral turpitude and/or a crime of violence under current immigration laws. This can result in deportation from or inadmissibility to the US. A crime involving moral turpitude is sufficient grounds for deportation or inadmissibility, denial of adjustment during the green card process, or a finding of bad moral character at a naturalization interview. Generally, a crime must have an intent requirement in order to involve moral turpitude. Most state DUI laws define DUI as driving with a certain blood level of alcohol above the legally permissible under law. There is no reference to intent, in fact, in most States, DUI is a "general intent" crime. The mere fact of being drunk is enough.
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