If you have been arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs in Utah, your driver's license can be suspended or revoked if you do not request a hearing with the Driver's License Division (DLD) of the Department of Public Safety within 10 days of the arrest. This DLD hearing is a separate process from the criminal case that is against you, and it is possible to lose your driver's license even if you are not convicted of a DUI.
At Druyon Law Offices, P.C., our firm represents clients facing first offense and subsequent offense DUIs in Salt Lake City and throughout Utah. We can represent you at your driver's license hearing and work to prevent your driving privileges from being suspended or revoked. We will also work to reduce the penalties that you may face for a DUI conviction.
Experienced Utah DUI and DWI Defense
Not having a valid driver's license is more than a minor annoyance. Driving to work, dropping children off at school and other activities makes the suspension much more complicated, as so many individuals are relying on your mobility. And in areas without dependable public transportation, the lack of a driver's license can essentially mean a termination from employment, not to mention the inability to even perform basic and necessary functions and responsibilities.
Attorney Sean Druyon has extensive experience with both the administrative and criminal portions of the DUI process and can provide representation that is focused on keeping your driving privileges. If we cannot save your license, there is still much to be gained from a DLD hearing, since evidence presented at that hearing can be used to form an effective defense in the criminal court. For example, Attorney Druyon will effectively cross examine the police officer at the Driver's License hearing and get him/her to commit to a specific story and then, if that officer changes his/her story at the subsequent hearing in the criminal court, the Attorney can "impeach" the officer, or discredit his/her testimony based on the inconsistencies.
Contact a Salt Lake City Attorney for Your Driver's License Hearing
Contact us by calling our Utah office 800-554-6610 for a free initial consultation and case evaluation. We will provide the effective defense and legal counsel that you need.
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