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Promote Your Page Too « Do I need an attorney at DUI arraignment? |MainMarch 28, 2015 Can I postpone my Washington Department of Licensing Hearing?Yes. You can continue or postpone the Washington State Department of Licensing (DOL) Administrative Hearing one (1) time - no questions asked. (more than once usually requires an emergency situation.) You will have to fill out an Administrative Hearing reschedule form available on the DOL website. See Link. Reschedule Hearing. You call DOL first to reschedule hearing and then fax the completed form to DOL. Posted at 10:08 AM in DOL administrative hearing, DOL Hearing, DOL Issues | PermalinkReblog (0) TrackBack
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HomeAbout Our FirmYour DUI DefenseDUI Facts and InfoBlogContact Recent Posts Mandatory Washington DUI Probation Violation PenaltiesProposed Bill Would Make Fourth Washington DUI a FelonyDUI With Child in Car? Preparing for CPS Referral in Washington DUI Cases Challenges, Stays and Early Reinstatements of HTO License RevocationsPhysical Control in Washington - Confusion, Elements and DefensesSeattle and Washington State Marijuana DUI LawFee Increase to Request Administrative DOL HearingNew Washington DUI Laws Address Reckless Driving, Home Detention And HuffingReductions From DUI to Reckless Driving No Longer To Result In Additional License SuspensionsDUI Victims Panel, Attend Early, Be ProactiveMore Mandatory Washington DUI Probation Violation Penalties Submitted by tcmilios on Thu, 01/29/2015 - 3:15pm Washington DUI sentencing courts in impose a number of standard, and sometimes even unique, conditions upon a DUI conviction. Some are affirmative conditions, i.e. pay fines, complete an alcohol evaluation, participate in alcohol treatment, and attend DUI victims panel. Others are prohibitive. Don't commit law violations, don't consume alcohol, don't drive without an ignition interlock. Violations of any conditions imposed by the court can mean additional sanctions being imposed. Certain violations, however, result in mandatory penalties, with very little discretion allowed. Pursuant to RCW 46.61.5055 (11)(A), there are three violations of a DUI probation that require the court to impose a mandatory penalty. The way the statute reads, upon a conviction for DUI the sentencing court must impose the following conditions: Not driving within Washington without a valid license to drive and proof of insuranceNot driving a motor vehicle in Washington with an alcohol concentration above .08 or a THC concentration above 5.00 nanograms within two hours of drivingNot refusing to a test of blood or breath upon lawful request by law enforcement. That same statute further requires that for EACH violation of the above conditions found to have been committed, the court is required to impose 30 days of confinement AND 30 days of license suspension. So, by way of example, if a person on a DUI probation were to be caught driving without proof of insurance, refused to take a breath test and then provided a blood sample with an alcohol concentration in excess of .08, that person would be looking at 90 days of confinement and 90 additional days of license suspension. One of the real problems with these severe and mandatory sanctions is that, as often as not, the person on probation rarely knows that these specific violations will result in mandatory penalties. Occasionally a judge will point this out or the individual's lawyer will specifically advise them of this fact. Usually, however, that person leaves court only knowing that such conduct is prohibited but not that the harsh mandatory penalty will result from such violations. The takeaway from all of this? If you are in this position, make sure your license and insurance are valid and intact and that the Washington DOL has your updated address of record. It's these two violations that we see significantly more than any other. An unpaid speeding ticket results in a license suspension and the individual hasn't updated his address with DOL and never receives notice of the suspension. Insurance accidentally lapses or proof isn't available at the time of the stop. It seems unnecessarily harsh that someone would have to spend 30-60 days in confinement for a simple oversight. Especially when the underlying conviction may have only resulted in one or two days in jail to begin with. With that being said, that is exactly what Washington DUI courts are required to impose in such circumstances. So be vigilant and cautious to avoid unwittingly falling into this situation. Archive October 2009 (2) November 2009 (2) December 2009 (2) February 2010 (1) April 2010 (1) May 2010 (2) June 2010 (3) July 2010 (4) August 2010 (1) November 2010 (2) August 2011 (3) October 2011 (1) February 2012 (4) April 2012 (2) October 2012 (1) November 2012 (1) May 2013 (1) October 2014 (2) January 2015 (2) Seattle DUI Attorneys and Lawyers Serving Washington State | P:206-745-2371| P: 206-621-9956 | 1325 Fourth Avenue | Suite 940 | Seattle, WA 98101King County | Snohomish County | Pierce County | Including the communities of Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Shoreline, Burien, Kent, Renton, Edmonds, Everett, Lynnwood, and TacomaUse of this legal website constitutes acceptance of the Milios Defense Terms of Service. The material on this site is for informational purposes only regarding DUI legal issues, and is not a substitute for legal advice provided by an attorney or lawyer and does not establish an attorney-client relationship. © 2014 Milios Defense, LLP. We want to be your Seattle DUI Attorney. All rights reserved. Seattle DUI Lawyer website Last Updated: October 27, 2014.