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Wednesday, June 30, 2010

What Impact Does Entering a Deferred Prosecution Program have on my DOL Hearing? DUI Attorney Mukilteo, DUI Everett, DUI Edmonds, DUI Marysville Lawyer

By Riley S. Lovejoy, Attorney at Law – Once you have notified the Department of Licensing of your intent to seek a deferred prosecution program, they will stay (not enforce) your license suspension for 150 days, pending the Court’s approval of your deferred prosecution petition.  However, you must notify the DOL within 20 days of the date of your violation that you intend to enter the deferred prosecution program.  Otherwise, your license will automatically be suspended 60 days after your alleged violation. 

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