The First Ten Days are Critical to Protect Your Rights After a DUI Arrest
"Why are the first ten days critical? I want to conduct a DMV hearing in order to discover important details about your arrest. This hearing is better than a police report and provides the groundwork for your defense.
The hearing must be requested within ten days." - Gig Wyatt
Phone- 503 - 378-7744
Gig Wyatt , Attorney at Law, Harris, Wyatt & Amala, LLC , 5778 Commercial Street SE , Salem OR 97306
(503) 378-7744, (503) 378-1013 FaxNOTICE: The purpose of this website is to provide basic and general information about DUII laws in Oregon.
This publication should not be interpreted as legal advice, nor substituted for the specific legal advice of an experienced attorney.
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