Georgia DUI attorney - 10 Day Rule

If you are charged with a DUI in the state of Georgia, your Driver's License can be suspended before your criminal case is resolved and part of your sentence will be to attend an alcohol education program.

If you refused to take a sobriety test such as the breathalyzer, blood or urine test or if you took one of these tests and your results are over the legal limit, you have only 10 days to request a special hearing. If you fail to do so, your Driver’s license can be suspended for up to one year without any work permit. The only way to get your license back is to win your DUI case in court or have your charges reduced.

In the state of Georgia, the 10 Day Rule applies to you if:

• You refused to take any of the three sobriety tests
• You took one of the three tests and your blood alcohol level (BAC) was over the legal limit
• You tried to take the tests, but the officer stated that you refused
• Your were under 21 when arrested and your test result was .02% or higher
• You had a commercial license when arrested and your BAC was .04% or higher
• You have no knowledge what your BAC level was
  

If you have been arrested for a DUI in the state of Georgia, immediately contact an experienced DUI attorney to protect your rights.

At The Citron Law Group’s DUI CORPS, our teams of attorneys have years of experience handling DUI cases. We have helped a number of clients by providing excellent client service and aggressive representation. Each of our attorneys meticulously prepares for each case and investigates any evidence that can be used in court. We will fight to protect your legal rights and pursue a positive outcome.

Don’t hesitate, contact us immediately. Remember, you only have 10 Days to request a special hearing and we can make the difference. Contact The Citron Law Group’s DUI CORPS today.