Why Do I Practice Criminal Defense? If you are arrested or cited for driving under the influence, the officer is required by law to confiscate your license, issue a notice of suspension and notify the DMV. The officer will provide you with a temporar...
Why Do I Practice Criminal Defense? If you are arrested or cited for driving under the influence, the officer is required by law to confiscate your license, issue a notice of suspension and notify the DMV. The officer will provide you with a temporary license which will allow you to drive 30 days from the date the order of suspension or revocation was issued, provided you have been issued a California driver license and your driver license is not expired, or your driving privilege is not suspended or revoked for some other reason.
It is extremely important that you contact an attorney immediately after your arrest or citation for a DUI. You only have the right to request an admin per se hearing within 10 days of receipt of the suspension or revocation order. Time is of the essence. If you want to fight to keep your license and begin the investigation and defense of your DUI case, you need to start now.
However you came to be arrested for a DUI, you need the help of an experienced DUI lawyer right away. Amy Chapman has been representing people accused of DUI for over a decade. From the first appearance, to consulting expert witnesses, all the way up to jury trial, Amy Chapman will be on your side advocating for your best interests. She has the resources, skills, and experience you need to have the best defense possible. Call Amy today at (707) 232-5566 or email her to begin your defense right away.
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