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Georgia License Suspension Issues
In the State of Georgia, Georgia DUI Law has an Implied Consent Law that requires all drivers who operate a motor vehicle in Georgia to submit to chemical testing if they were arrested for a DUI. Implied consent statutes require individuals who operate a motor vehicle in Georgia to submit to chemical testing if the driver is arrested for a lawfully DUI. The police officer must inform the DUI suspect of his implied consent rights and consequences of refusing to submit to chemical testing. The test maybe blood, urine or breath and is in the discretion of the police officer. If the Georgia driver refuses to submit to chemical testing as requested by the police officer, the driver will lose their driving privileges. Any refusal to submit to chemical testing will be admissible in any criminal proceeding
You may request a hearing to contest the suspension of your licenses, but that must occur within 10 days from your arrest. The Department of Driver’s Services will conduct the hearing and the hearing must occur within 30 days of your request.
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Wheaton, IL 60187
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