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Asked on February 25, 2013 under Criminal Law, Texas
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You need to consult with the federal Aviation Administration as to the chances of you getting a pilot's license based upon your prior DUI convictions over the past 15 years. From what you have written about, the chances of you getting the license seems remote based upon my experience in such matters.
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