Drunk driving is a serious offense in Hawaii, and even for your first DUI conviction, you may have to spend up to five days in jail, besides a year of driving license revocation and other consequences. When pulled over by a police officer, you are expected to stop, and while you have the right to refuse both breath and chemical tests, it may not go well in your favor. Your immediate concern should be your defense, and hiring the right DUI attorney in Hawaii should be your priority. In this post, we are discussing how DUI/OVUII charges are dealt with in this state. The Administrative Hearing Immediately after being arrested for DUI, the arresting officer will revoke your license, and you would have to contest the administrative license revocation. You should request a hearing, ...
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