Revoked license advise after dui hearing?

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Bring documentation that you are doing well in a treatment program, interlock if it is on your car, letter from your employer verifying need for a license to get to work and drive during the work day, and other evidence of your need to have your license. You would be better off with an attorney who can review the situation and fight the revocation. You can expect that if you are not revoked to be required to have the interlock put on your car for an additional period of time. They may also give you an alcohol restriction on your license and report you to the Medical Advisory Board.

If this was a first offense, why didn't you get a PBJ? That's the first thing I would be doing is trying to get the sentence changed, and then if it is changed, OAH will be forced to cancel the hearing and not revoke or suspend you.

Provide proof that you're in treatment, and ask for a work only license, or ask for interlock.