What the District Attorney does not want you to know:

• He may not have his witnesses available for your case.
• He may have favorable evidence for you and is not disclosing it.
• You have the right to confront and cross examine all witnesses against you and you have the right to a fair and impartial trial.
• There may be problems with his blood or breath alcohol evidence.
• The alcohol that was measured may be alcohol that you drank after driving or alcohol in your breath, not from your stomach.
• You may not have been not afforded all the rights and privileges allowed you by the US Constitution and the NC Constitution.

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What you must do immediately to preserve your right to drive:

• Respond promptly and correctly to all Department of Motor Vehicles notices.
• Do not drive until you are legally authorized to do so even if it is inconvenient not to drive for a period of time.
• If you have a driving privilege, it must be properly processed by your attorney, the court, the court clerk and the Department of Motor Vehicles to be valid.
• Contact the DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles): https://apps.dot.state.nc.us/contactus/PostComment.aspx?unit=DMV_DL
• For tag and registration issues: https://apps.dot.state.nc.us/contactus/PostComment.aspx?unit=DMV_V

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How can we discredit the arresting officer’s testimony?

• By disproving his recollection of the events.
• By using documents prepared by him or others to discredit his version of the events.
• By using testimony or facts gathered by my investigation to prove he is being dishonest.
• By using video evidence.

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What are the consequences of being caught and convicted of driving on a suspended license or revoked license?

If you drive after having your license revoked, you could be sent to prison. In addition, if you are convicted of driving with a revoked license, you will lose your privilege to drive for a much longer period of time. If you are not legally in the U.S. or on a Visa, you could be deported if caught driving with a revoked license.

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What can you do to avoid losing your privilege to drive?

If you drive after having your license revoked, you could be sent to prison. In addition, if you are convicted of driving with a revoked license, you will lose your privilege to drive for a much longer period of time. If you are not legally in the U.S. or on a Visa, you could be deported if caught driving with a revoked license.

Hire an experienced attorney who is willing to fight for you and who understands the process of license revocation and restoration, who understands Department of Motor Vehicles and who knows Department of Motor Vehicles hearing officers and knows how to get answers from them.

I am that attorney. Call me today at 919-688-1941 or Contact Me from here on my web site. Delay could cost you your right to drive! I will fight to save your privilege to drive!