Oklahoma Notice of Revocation and Disqualification
If you are arrested for DUI in Oklahoma, the arresting officer is required to read you the Oklahoma Implied Consent warning. Essentially, this warning states that the officer has reasonable grounds to believe you were under the influence or were in actual physical control of a motor vehicle while intoxicated and that a chemical test will be administered to determine whether intoxicants are present in your body. This warning also states that you have the right to refuse to take the test, at a consequence of having your driver’s license revoked.
(The warning also states that you are not entitled to speak to an attorney before deciding whether you will take the test; read more about test refusal here.)
If you refuse the test, the arresting officer will fill out an Officer’s Affidavit and Notice of Revocation/Disqualification. This form states that you refused the test and also notes the exact language you used to refuse. This is why it is a good idea to remain calm and polite when dealing with police officers.
If you submit to a breath test and test over the legal limit for alcohol the officer will fill out a different Officer’s Affidavit detailing the breath test results. In the event blood is drawn, the officer will submit the blood samples for analysis to an approved lab.
The Officer’s Affidavit will be sent to Service Oklahoma who will then issue a Notice of Revocation/Disqualification at the address on your driver’s license. Your driving privileges will be revoked for a period of no less than 180 days.
Once you have been issued the Notice of Revocation by Service Oklahoma you only have 30 days to file an appeal in the District Court of the county the arrest took place. If you do not file the Petition, you will lose your chance to defend your driving privileges and your license will be automatically revoked.
Although it is generally recommended that you fight the revocation, every case is different and every person’s circumstances are different. We will explore the best decision for you during your free initial consultation that way you can make an informed decision.
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The Hunsucker Legal Group
If you have been arrested for DUI and served with an Officer’s Affidavit and Notice of Revocation/Disqualification, contact the Hunsucker Legal Group in Oklahoma City. We routinely represent clients at DPS administrative hearings and have an excellent record in defending criminal DUI charges. We also can request the DPS administrative hearing on your behalf if you contact us within 30 days of being arrested.
Call the Hunsucker Legal Group at (405) 544-2992 to schedule a free, no-obligation case consultation.
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INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED AS A LEADER IN THE FIELD OF DUI DEFENSE John Hunsucker, The Only Board Certified DUI Defense Attorney in Oklahoma City By The National College Of DUI DefenseAs a leading authority in Oklahoma DUI defense, John and the Hunsucker Legal Group have argued successfully to the Oklahoma Appellate Courts several issues relating to drivers license issues that resulted in thousands of clients having their license returned without any license revocation.
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FIGHT FOR YOUR LICENSE Brian Morton, Former Assistant General Counsel for the Oklahoma Department of Public SafetyFocused solely on Driver’s License Defense, he fights tirelessly for the rights of our clients, using his unique perspective and expertise to secure the best possible outcomes. His in-depth knowledge of DUI law, including implied consent and prosecutorial tactics, makes him an invaluable asset to your case.
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