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DMV License Hearings

When you receive a DUI in Colorado, you have seven days to request a DMV license hearing or else your license will be revoked for nine months, even if you and your Denver DUI attorney win your criminal trial. It is important to take advantage of this hearing, as it will provide your Denver DMV license hearing attorney with a chance to fight your case, weigh the evidence against you and interview the arresting officer. This is sort of like getting a “warm up trial” to provide you a good estimate of your drunk driving defense representation for the criminal trial to come. Additionally, it is your first chance to start clearing your name of the DUI charges against you.

DMV license hearings generally last for around 20 minutes to an hour. In this time, the officer that arrested you will provide his or her testimony, your Denver DMV license hearing attorney may interrogate the officer and you may choose to testify. Always respect the opinion of your lawyer when it comes to whether or not to testify –he or she has the experience to know what will provide you with the greatest benefit.

If you have been charged with drinking under the influence, seek out some of the top DUI defense in Denver, CO. At the Tiftickjian Law Firm, P.C., we have the experience it takes to provide you with lawyer representation for DMV license hearings. Contact us to schedule your initial consultation today.

Our law offices are located at 3801 East Florida Ave, Suite 400, Denver, CO 80210
Phone: (303) 991-5896

People v. Mr. M. – DUI, Speeding
• Not Guilty
People v. Mr. L. – First Degree Assault, Kidnapping
• Not Guilty
People v. Mr. K. - DWAI, Weaving
• Not Guilty
People v. Ms. W. - Grand Jury Indictment: Felony Drug Possession
• Dismissed
People v. Mr. G. - DUI, Hit and Run
• Dismissed
People v. Mr. S. - Felony Child Abuse
• Not Guilty
People v. Mr. S. - Careless Driving Causing Death
• Not Guilty
People v. Ms. W. - DUI-Drugs
• Dismissed
People v. Mr. C. - Possession with Intent to Distribute Cocaine
• Dismissed
People v. Mr. B. - Reckless Driving, Speed Contest
• Not Guilty
People v. Mr. P. - First Degree Assault, Burglary
• Not Guilty
People v. Ms. A. - Child Abuse, Reckless Endangerment
• Not Guilty
People v. Mr. M. - Third Degree Assault, Domestic Violence
• Not Guilty

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