Oklahoma’s Erin Swezey Act
Our Attorneys Successfully Challenged Unjust Ignition Interlock Device Requirements
The Erin Swezey Act went into effect in Oklahoma on November 1, 2011, and faced significant changes in 2019. Named for a young woman who was killed by a drunk driver in 2009, this piece of legislation used to impose harsher driver’s license-related punishments for first and subsequent DUI offenders, but its requirements involving the temporary but mandatory installation of ignition interlock devices after a DUI-related license revocation no longer apply.
Even though the Erin Swezey Act is no longer in effect, you still only have very limited time to save your license after a DUI arrest. Our seasoned DUI defense attorneys at Hunsucker Legal Group can help you understand and pursue your options.
Have questions about Oklahoma’s Erin Swezey Act and whether it applies to your case? Schedule a free, no-obligation consultation with our knowledgeable lawyers by calling (405) 544-2992 or contacting us online.
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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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