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Skip to Content Accessibility Information. General Hearing Information. When is my hearing? What should I do if I want to postpone my hearing date? What should I do if I missed my scheduled hearing? What happens after I attend the hearing? Our Social Media Channels. We're available on the following channels. You have the right to review the evidence and to cross examine the testimony of any witnesses for DMV, and to present evidence and witnesses on your own behalf.
You also have the right to testify on your own behalf. Following the hearing, you have the right to receive a decision in writing. If the decision from the hearing is against you, you have the right to request DMV to conduct an administrative review of the decision, as well as the right to appeal the decision to Superior Court. Requests for the administrative review or to appeal the decision in court must be made within a certain time period dependent on the type of hearing and as described in the Vehicle Code.
These time periods and other specific information concerning your rights will be stated on the notice containing the hearing decision. Check the notice you received advising you of the action against your driving privilege. If the notice indicates you have the right to a hearing, you have 10 days following receipt of the notice to request a hearing. Be sure to identify yourself by your full name, your driver license number, and your date of birth. You will also be asked to verify your correct mailing address.
If you or a witness require a sign or language interpreter, please contact the Driver Safety Office to request that you be paired with an interpreter for the hearing. With an attorney, you get the benefit of experience. Nothing happens by accident. Sometimes, it makes sense for you to reschedule. I reschedule when it helps you. But what if you have a good judge?
Or what if the police officer is not ready? In these instances, you should proceed — rescheduling will only hurt you.
March 10, By Stites Law. Did I leave the oven on? Did I forget to wear pants? Not immediately, no. On the day after your missed hearing, nothing happens. The next day, ditto. How do I get a new date? Easy peasy, as they say. In the case of a second time DUI, one can apply after ninety days if one lives in Los Angeles, Sacramento, Tulare or Alameda counties, however, the driver will have to install an ignition interlock device IID for twelve months.
In other counties, a second time offender must serve twelve months of the two year suspension before applying for a restricted license. Our office has written a separate article on such a license and the best method to seek such a license. The article is on our website. Lastly, it bears emphasizing that the DMV and the court operate separately. If you or a loved one lose at the DMV hearing, it has no bearing on your court case. However, if the ruling is positive, i. Communities Served.
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