RIVERSIDE DUI - WHAT TO DO FIRST
You have only ten calendar days from the date of arrest to contact the California Department of Motor Vehicles after you have been arrested for driving under the influence. It is imperative that you contact the DMV within ten calendar days or you face a minimum four month suspension beginning 30 days after your arrest. If you contact the
Department of Motor Vehicles within ten calendar days and request a hearing in regards to the automatic suspension of your license, you will receive a new temporary license which affords you full driving privileges until a decision is made by the hearing officer on your case.
The DMV hearing is complex and can be very difficult to win. You should always consult with a qualified Riverside DUI defense attorney within ten calendar days of your arrest so that they can explain the DMV process in detail and contact the Department of Motor Vehicles on your behalf.
A leading Riverside DUI Defense Lawyer will subpoena the appropriate witnesses, documents and records on your behalf. This can be crucial to winning the court case and the dmv hearing. |