Georgia DUI Defense

Letters from Georgia DUI Clients



[CDL Driver Entered Guilty Plea to a DUI while driving his personal vehicle and Lost Ability to Drive Commercial Vehicles for a full year]

Georgia DUI TestimonialsFrom :S.B. [via e-mail]
Sent: Saturday, September 22, 2007 10:10 AM
Subject: CDL Suspension

I got a 1st time DUI conviction in May 07, in a non-commercial vehicle, among other requirements, I got a 120 day suspension on my license, that suspension was up on 9/21/07, I did all they wanted me to do, i.e. DUI school, counseling, and even on my own did AARP driver safety program, I called Conyers to verify that I could get my CDL back and was told I had to go to Albany or Waycross, I did that and paid, and all they gave me was a regular license and was inform that my CDL is suspended till May 23, 08, all I've ever received from DDS was the 120 day suspension, nothing stating that my CDL would be suspended for a year.

What I need to know is, is there an appeal process to get this overturned, when I plead guilty I was under the assumption that this was only a judicial suspension, and that it wouldn't affect my CDL.

CONTINUED BELOW

September 22, 2007

Dear S.B.,

I cannot explain how you were under the mistaken impression about a DUI conviction NOT totally disqualifying you for a CDL permit for your license, but you virtually have no avenue to appeal. If this was on the advice of an attorney, then you may have a legal malpractice claim.

Once the guilty plea for DUI hit the record (regardless of what type of vehicle you were driving) you have no CDL privileges for 1 full year. You were eligible for a REGULAR driver’s license, and received that from the DDS office you visited.

A second DUI disqualifies you FOR LIFE.

I would not take any money from you and tell you that I (or anyone) can reinstate your CDL privileges until one full year from the plea date has expired.

William C. Head

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