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IF YOU’VE BEEN ARRESTED FOR DUI, OKLAHOMA
APC, OR DWI (OR A RELATED OFFENSE) IN OKLAHOMA,
YOU HAVE ONLY FROM THE DATE OF ARREST TO
REQUEST A HEARING WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY. If you don't, your
license will automatically be REVOKED!
You
should contact an Oklahoma DUI Attorney NOW to
protect your rights.
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Oklahoma DUI
Attorneys Charles Sifers &
Jeff Sifers believe your representation at the Oklahoma
Department of Public Safety or Oklahoma DMV, regarding your Oklahoma Drivers
License, is equally as important, as your representation in an
Oklahoma Municipal Court such as Oklahoma City Oklahoma
Municipal Court, or Edmond Oklahoma Municipal, Warr Acres
Municipal or, Bethany Oklahoma. And, in any Oklahoma
District Court such as Oklahoma County District Court, Cleveland
County District Court, Canadian County District Court,
Pottawatomie County District Court or, Logan County District
Court.
The loss of
your Oklahoma drivers license due to an Oklahoma DUI or Oklahoma
APC charge is just another form of punishment, although the
Supreme Court of Oklahoma has calls it "remedial" and not
punishment. Few people arrested for Oklahoma DUI or
Oklahoma APC in Oklahoma are in agreement. Instead, they
find the revocation or loss of their Oklahoma driver's license,
and the requirements to get the Oklahoma license back or
reinstated, the most severe punishment.
When you are arrested for a DUI or
APC, you will be asked to submit to a chemical test. In most
instances, it will be a breath test. Occasionally, the officers
will request that you take a blood test. If you fail (a .08 if
you are 21 years old or older; .02 if you are UNDER 21 years
old) OR refuse the chemical test, the officer will seize your
driver’s license. The Department of Public Safety ("DPS") will
receive from this officer what is called an "Officer’s
Affidavit" that reflects this failure or refusal of the test. A
copy of this affidavit will be given to you to use as your
driver’s license for thirty (30) days after the arrest.
License Revocation periods and
requirements to reinstate.
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First (1st)
time arrest |
Six (6) month
revocation
Work Permit
available for Class D licenses only |
·$300.00
restatement fee
·Completion
of Alcohol Assessment
·Completion
of ALL requirements in Assessment
·Completion
of "DUI School" |
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Second (2nd)
time arrest
(within 5 years of the first
revocation)
(After 11/01/07-within 10 years of
the first revocation) |
1 year (12 month)
revocation
NO Work
Permit available |
·$300.00
restatement fee
·Completion
of Alcohol Assessment
·Completion
of ALL requirements in Assessment
·Completion
of "DUI School" |
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Third (3rd)
time arrest
(within 5 years of the first
revocation)
(After 11/01/07-within 10 years of
the first revocation) |
3 year (36 month)
revocation
NO Work Permit
available |
·$300.00
restatement fee
·Completion
of Alcohol Assessment
·Completion
of ALL requirements in Assessment
·Completion
of "DUI School" |
Read
stories of success by Sifers & Sifers' in criminal cases.
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Don't let a DUI arrest ruin your life
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Don't let the Oklahoma government take your driver's license
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Don't let the Oklahoma government send
YOU to
jail
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If this happens
to YOU
CALL NOW
(405) 232-3388
(888) OKLA-DUI |
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**A
conviction
for DUI or APC will likely affect your employment, your
insurance, your family, driver's license, and YOU,
FOREVER!
**Don't trust your life
to just any lawyer, hire Oklahoma's BEST DUI Defense
team.
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A conviction
for DUI or APC will likely affect your employment, your
insurance, your family, driver's license, and YOU,
FOREVER! |
Don't trust your life
to just any lawyer, hire a lawyer that is
experienced in handling Oklahoma DUI
cases.
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