You Are in Danger of Losing Your License
The hearing with the DHSMV is a separate action from the criminal case, and while it is similar to a criminal trial, it is generally less formal. The police officer may not even appear to testify against you. Your attorney will have the opportunity to introduce evidence and witnesses, and to cross-examine the witnesses and evidence against you, such as the results of any chemical tests you may have taken.
The goal, as in the criminal case, is to prove your innocence, to raise doubts about your guilt or to demonstrate legal problems which render the evidence unreliable. With success, the DHSMV official will decide to overturn the suspension and allow you to stay behind the wheel.
Before doing anything else on the case, contact the team at Shepard Law, P.A., where they are committed to defending the rights of the accused and can fight to help you keep your license.
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