Will I automatically lose my driver’s license if I’m charged with DUID?
Answer:
A DUID charge does not automatically end every opportunity to protect a driver’s license, but a Texas ALR hearing generally must be requested within 15 days of notice.
A DUID charge does not automatically end every opportunity to protect a driver’s license, but a Texas ALR hearing generally must be requested within 15 days of notice.
A DUID defense should examine the traffic stop, officer training, drug-recognition methods, chemical testing, laboratory procedures, chain of custody, and driver’s-license deadlines. The presence of a substance does not by itself resolve every impairment issue.
For guidance tailored to your situation, speak with our Galveston DUID lawyers.