Contact Chris Hoover now to request your Drivers License Suspension Hearing. Chris Hoover provides this service free of charge whether you hire him or not.
If you refuse or fail to take a breath or blood test, the State of Texas will attempt to suspend your drivers license using the Administrative License Revocation (ALR) program.
If this is your first offense, failing a breath test may result in a 90 day suspension. If this is your first offense and you refuse to provide a breath or blood specimen, the State will try to suspend your license for 180 days.
This suspension is automatic unless you formally request a hearing to contest the suspension within 15 days of your arrest. If you miss this deadline, there is no way to avoid a suspension. Contact Chris Hoover now to request your hearing. This is totally free of charge whether you hire him or not.
The license hearing is usually held within 60 day after your arrest. Until the hearing is held, you can legally drive 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You should carry your Notice of Suspension and present it if you are stopped for a traffic offense.
Because the license hearing is a civil hearing, the rules of discovery apply. This means Chris Hoover will request and receive copies of all police reports intended to be used as evidence to suspend your license.
He will review these records for any technical insufficiencies that may result in saving your license. If none are found, he will subpoena the arresting officer to appear for the hearing.
The officer’s appearance will be an opportunity to see what kind of a witness the officer will be at your DWI trial. His failure to appear will result in no suspension of your drivers license.
Because Chris Hoover limits his law practice to DWI, he knows all of the possible ways to save your license and win your DWI.
In the event your license is suspended, you will be eligible to obtain an Occupational License.
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