Warning: If you've received a ticket for Operating Under the Influence (OWI / DUI) you may have only ten days (or less) to keep your license!

Most people who get a Wisconsin DUI / OWI / drunk driving ticket get a slip that says it is a temporary driving permit. This is usually pink but can be white (or any other color).

Almost hidden on this permit is a notice that you have ten days from the date it was given to ask for a hearing about losing your license.

If it is mailed to you, you get thirteen days from the date of mailing. (If it was mailed to you, save the envelope it came in. It may establish a mailing date later than is printed on the notice.)

Most people stick the temporary driver permit in a pocket in place of a drivers license without really reading through it.

The time limit runs out before they even talk to a lawyer about their DUI / OWI!

Call your lawyer now! If you don't have a lawyer, call our office at the number below.

This loss of license can have extreme consequences because it counts for most insurance like a drunk driving conviction. If you ever get another drunk driving ticket you may be treated as a repeat offender - even if this ticket is dismissed or you are acquitted at trial!

 

Lawyer Charles Kenyon | Featured Attorney OWI/DUI/DWI

For more thoughts on what goes into defending against one of these tickets see my page on how to beat a Wisconsin OWI / DUI / Drunk Driving Ticket.

For information about "field sobriety testing" see that page.

DUI / OWI / DWI / Drunk Driving while Parked in Wisconsin

DUI / OWI / DWI / Drunk Driving Stop in Wisconsin - what to do?

If this is your third offense and you are charged in Dane County see: DUI / OWI Treatment Court Dane County Wisconsin.

See also:

DUI / OWI / DWI Drunk Driving Criminal Court in Dane County, Wisconsin - court procedures for criminal OWI / DUI / Drunk Driving cases

DUI / OWI / DWI / Drunk Driving Stop in Wisconsin - what to expect, what to do

List of Ignition Interlock Device Providers in Wisconsin

Wisconsin Judicial Sentencing Guidelines for OWI / DUI / Drunk Driving cases by County.

 

Charles Kyle Kenyon - When Experience Matters Attorney at Law 5555 Odana Road, Suite 101 Madison, WI  53719-1281 Telephone (608) 276-9645 Since 1979 Former (Elected) District Attorney Former Assistant State Public Defender Extensive jury trial experience in cases ranging from traffic to sexual assault / homicide Thousands of criminal cases since 1979 Appeals in Wisconsin Court of Appeals and Supreme Court J.D. University of Wisconsin Law School 1978 - winner of Abe Sigman prize B.A. University of Wisconsin - Madison - Psychology - 1975 Trainer / presenter / panelist for American Bar Association, National College of District Attorneys, Wisconsin Department of Justice, Wisconsin Public Defender Founding Director - Children's Law Section - State Bar of Wisconsin Past-President: Marinette County Bar Association, Door-Kewaunee Bar Association Life Member: National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL) Member: Wisconsin Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (WACDL) Member: State Bar of Wisconsin, Dane County Bar Association Admitted to practice: State of Wisconsin, Federal - Eastern District of Wisconsin, Western District of Wisconsin, 7th Circuit Court of Appeals Certified to administer roadside Field Sobriety Tests in Wisconsin On FaceBook Drunk Driving Lawyer Criminal Defense - DUI / OWI Defense Lawyer   Lawyer Charles Kenyon | Featured Attorney Criminal Defense

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