Whether you will lose your license as a result of being charged with a felony DUI in Riverside depends on a number of things. When arrested for DUI you have 10 days to request a DMV hearing. If you did not do so or if you lose that hearing your license will be suspended by the DMV.
Felony DUIs are typically only charged when:
• Someone other than yourself was injured as a result of your impaired driving
• You have 3 or more prior misdemeanor DUI convictions in the last 10 years
• You have been previously convicted of a felony DUI
Our Riverside DUI attorney at Wallin & Klarich will fight to preserve your license at the DMV hearing and will challenge every aspect of the prosecutor’s case in court. We will get your charges reduced or dismissed where possible and will work with the judge and DA to keep you out of jail in all cases. Call us today at 888-749-0034