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He is a former Lynnwood, WA City Prosecutor. He is very experienced, skilled and aggressive lawyer. And affordable. Get the best DUI defense. Get the lawyer you need. Call Stevens, WA DUI Lawyer Paul Hanson for your Free First Consultation.

Specific Stevens, Washington DUI Case Relevant Information

DUI is really a considerable offense in King County as well as Washington State, the state with the hardest DUI laws in the country. Right here in Stevens and King County DUI is a gross misdemeanor criminal offense which in turn carries harsh penalties if convicted.

Stevens, WA DUI Lawyer Paul Hanson investigates everything, starting with inaccurate blood and breath alcohol assessments, to the arrest location's roadway conditions, traffic patterns, weather condition, environmental conditions, and your individual medical disorders which in turn may perhaps have an effect on your tests.

Due to the fact that Stevens, WA police errors are able to result in improper traffic stops and incorrect DUI breath or blood alcohol test results, he will carefully evaluate all of the case evidence to find truths and evidence which can serve to help your defense and avoid a DUI conviction.

Stevens, WA DUI Lawyer

Being charged with or even convicted of a Stevens, WA DUI may carry major effects for you and your household:

King County or Washington State Jail time

 Mandatory electronic home monitoring (EHM)

 Washington State Driver's license suspension or even revocation

 Restriction related to driving privileges

 Insurance policy-- dropped vehicle coverage

 Insurance policy-- elevated vehicle prices

 Mandatory interlock ignition device

 Liquor or possibly drug rehabilitation therapy

 

WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF LICENSING

Driver License Suspension Telephone Hearings Information

(For DUI Cases Only)

Your Department of Licensing DUI driver license suspension case will most likely not be heard in King County court. Alternatively it will be heard entirely in a telephone conference call by a Department of Licensing (DOL) Hearing officer specified to your DUI license suspension case.

This particular DOL telephone hearing will probably be planned for within 60 days of your DUI arrest date. The appointed DOL Hearing officer will call you and your lawyer on your lawyer's business office audio speaker telephone ... or on your own house or cell phone in case you do not have a DUI lawyer.