Refusal REvocation Hearing
If you are charged with a DWI and refuse to blow into the official breath test you will receive a letter in the mail revoking your license for one year. Your license will be revoked for that one year regardless of whether you are found guilty or not guilty of your underlying DWI charge.
Once you get the letter from DMV, you must act quickly if you would like to request a hearing to dispute the refusal revocation. If you either miss the deadline for a DMV hearing, or lose at the hearing, you will be eligible for a limited driving privilege for your refusal revocation 6 months after the revocation starts so long as your DWI case has been resolved and so long as you have complied with assessment and treatment requirement.
If you were charged with a DWI and received a letter in the mail from DMV related to your refusal to blow into the Intox EC-IR II breath test, contact Attorney Kristi Haddock. Call 919-335-5656 for a free consultation or submit our form to schedule a call or meeting.