-Save your license right away.
-Demand a hearing to prevent the loss of your license.
-You have 10 days to demand this administrative review hearing.
- If there is a refusal, necessary paperwork must be filed right away to prevent loss of your license immediately. This is different from the administrative review process.
-Hire a qualified attorney Immediately.
- If you refused a blood or breath test (not PBT) , you have 10 days from the incident date to request a hearing to be held on the refusal. If this isn't done you will lose your license immediately.
-The first ticket is for Driving Under the Influence
-The second is for operating with a Prohibited Alcohol Concentration
-They can try. You have 10 days to request a review hearing.
-Plead "not guilty" and demand a hearing with the assistance of an attorney.
-Forever. Since 1998, Wisconsin has counted all lifetime drunk driving
convictions in calculating whether an arrest should be prosecuted as a second or greater offense.
-By saying "not guilty" when the judge asks for your plea.
-It's your right. A "not guilty" plea in court simply means you're not going to admit to anything.
-It is then up to the prosecution to prove it's case using legally obtained and admissable evidence.