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Are You Eligible for Limited Driving Privileges?
Drunk Driving Defense Attorney in Raleigh, North Carolina
A suspended license can be a significant inconvenience. If your license was suspended or revoked as a result of a DWI/DUI conviction or breath test refusal, you may be eligible for limited driving privileges.
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Contact Roberts Law Group, PLLC, in Raleigh, North Carolina, to ensure your rights are fully protected.
Don't Wait. The Clock is Ticking.
When you are arrested for drunk driving or for refusing the breathalyzer, your driver's license will be automatically suspended for 30 days, a process known as "civil revocation." 10 days after the arrest, you may become eligible for limited driving privileges for the remaining 20 days of the revocation period. In addition, the court may also grant first time offenders post-conviction limited driving privileges of up to 1 year (the length of the mandatory license suspension).
In order to be eligible for any limited driving privileges, you must have:
- No prior DWI convictions
- A valid license at the time of the arrest
- Proof of insurance
- Submitted to substance abuse/alcohol assessment
- Paid an application fee
- Been punished under level three, four or five
Any limited driving privileges granted will have specific provisions regarding both time and purpose. For example, you will only be allowed to drive to and from work, school, medical appointments and other express locations during certain hours.
Note: People charged with multiple DWIs or habitual DWI are not eligible for limited driving privileges. In addition, if you are subsequently convicted for drunk driving after the temporary license is issued, the temporary license will be revoked.
Contact Us for Help with a Suspended License
Get dedicated legal assistance pursuing a temporary driver's license following a DWI arrest. Contact an experienced criminal defense lawyer at Roberts Law Group, PLLC for a free initial consultation.
North Carolina v. J.S.
Accusation:
Indecent Exposure
Potentially Facing:
30 days in Jail
Result:
Case Dismissed
Roberts Law Group acted quickly, meeting with the DA’s office to mitigate on behalf of their client, who had no prior criminal history. The Defendant had cooperated fully with the officer. At defense counsel’s prompting, the ADA spoke with his Law Enforcement Officers and determined that Defendant had been through enough already. Dismissed on the first court date.
