Arrested for DUI?
A DUI is a criminal charge that can affect your insurance rates, your job, your ability to drive, your professional licenses, your security clearance, your criminal record and your freedom.
Contact us to further discuss the potential consequences.
Drivers License Suspensions
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Your driver’s license may have been suspended as a result of your arrest for DUI.
You must request a formal review hearing or “waiver hearing” with the DMV within 10 days of your arrest to contest your driver’s license suspension and receive a temporary permit.
1st offender may qualify for an automatic hardship license to avoid the “hard suspension”.
Our firm has conducted thousands of these administrative formal review hearings.
If you fail to request a formal review or waiver hearing, your license will be suspended and you cannot have your suspension reviewed or continue driving after the 10 day period.
Defenses may include:
Did the officer have a valid reason to stop your car?
Did the officer have probable cause to arrest you?
Do you have any physical problems that could affect your ability to perform the field sobriety exercises?
Where the field sobrioty exercises conducted according to National Highway Safety Administration (NITSA) standards?
Was there enough evidence to detain for sobriety testing?
Did the officer properly advise you regarding your obligation to take a breath, blood or urine test?
To discuss these defenses and others that may apply to your case.
Contact Ege & Whited Law for expert legal support tailored to your needs.