An allegation of driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI) is a serious charge that directly threatens your right to drive and exposes you to penalties that may impact your ability to work, significantly increase your insurance rates, subject you to strict monitoring requirements and otherwise dramatically alter your life. Charges of DUI typically involve two legal processes: 1) an administrative action to take away your driving privileges by suspending or revoking your driver's license, and 2) separate DUI criminal charges filed in a state or city court that, if convicted, carry mandatory fines and jail time.
Mr. McLane focuses his defense practice on DUI/DWI, driving while suspended, fraud, drug and paraphernalia possession/sale, theft, assault and battery, traffic offenses (including speeding tickets), and all other criminal and traffic charges in state and municipal courts throughout Kansas and Missouri.
Kansas DUI/DWI Law
KANSAS LAW ONLY ALLOWS 14 DAYS FROM THE DATE OF ARREST TO REQUEST YOUR ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING. CONTACT OUR LAW OFFICE IMMEDIATELY TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT SO THAT WE MAY PRESERVE YOUR ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING ON YOUR DRIVING PRIVILEGES. IF YOU DELAY YOUR LICENSE SUSPENSION WILL BE AUTOMATIC.
In any case of driving under the influence, time is of the essence and it is imperative that you seek legal advice as soon as possible to preserve your rights and privileges. Kansas law only allows 14 days to request your administrative hearing on the suspension of your driving privileges. Mr. McLane has extensive experience representing individuals charged with DUI and successfully defends clients in both administrative and criminal matters. Certain procedures are in place that must be followed to protect your rights. If proper procedures are not followed, you hinder your ability to challenge the suspension.
Missouri DUI/DWI Law
MISSOURI LAW ONLY ALLOWS 15 DAYS FROM THE DATE OF ARREST TO REQUEST YOUR ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING. CONTACT OUR LAW OFFICE IMMEDIATELY TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT SO THAT WE MAY PRESERVE YOUR ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING ON YOUR DRIVING PRIVILEGES. IF YOU DELAY YOUR LICENSE SUSPENSION WILL BE AUTOMATIC.
In any case of driving under the influence, time is of the essence and it is imperative that you seek legal advice as soon as possible to preserve your rights and privileges. Missouri law only allows 15 days to request your administrative hearing on the suspension of your driving privileges. Mr. McLane has extensive experience representing individuals charged with DUI and successfully defends clients in both administrative and criminal matters. Certain procedures are in place that must be followed to protect your rights. If proper procedures are not followed, you hinder your ability to challenge the suspension.