At the beginning of 2022, the law regarding DUI diversion changed. DUIs are no longer eligible for diversion in California. Please contact our office with any questions. Email us at abortellaw@gmail.com OR Call us at: (415) 523-7878

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Consequences Of Refusing A Chemical Test In California


On a first offense, if DMV makes a finding at your hearing that you refused and this is a first offense, you are looking at one year of no driving. No driving at all. No restricted driving, no to and from work, no to and from the DUI School. It’s a pretty painful penalty. No driving kids to school. No driving to medical appointments. Nothing. And also, it should be known that refusals are some of the toughest cases to win at DMV. It’s very important to get an attorney if you do refuse the chemical tests.

For more information on Refusing A Chemical Test In a DUI, a free initial consultation is your next best step. Get the information and legal answers you are seeking by calling (415) 523-7878 today.

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