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2nd offence dwi with cdl licences

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JAJB

Junior Member
What is the name of your state (ct)?
is there any supporting legistation to appeal to a higher court about regular lic vs cdl in the case of a second dwi with cdl. What are the probabilites of appealing, would cdl and licence be reinstated during the interium of waiting for decision
 


JAJB

Junior Member
2nd dui with cdl

:confused:Well, my friend has gone to DMY and was told liscence suspended for 10months and CDL for life. Scheduled for court on 31 however was told he could go for appeal for his cdl and reg licences. Just dont want him to waste money if noting will come of it. However do they reinstate your licence until the case goes to court?:confused:
 

cyjeff

Senior Member
:confused:Well, my friend has gone to DMY and was told liscence suspended for 10months and CDL for life. Scheduled for court on 31 however was told he could go for appeal for his cdl and reg licences. Just dont want him to waste money if noting will come of it. However do they reinstate your licence until the case goes to court?:confused:
They will probably not reinstate his license pending appeal.

However, there has to be a REASON for the appeal.
 

FlyingRon

Senior Member
It's a federal thing. Two DUI's is a lifetime bar. The feds require that to mean at least TEN years. It's up to the state (and I don't know what CT law is) if they want to allow it then.

Once he's got two convictions, there's nothing to be gained by the DMV hearing. The DMV hearing is important for the "per se bac" administrative suspension because the burdens of proof are different than in a criminal proceeding so a lawyer typically attacks them both (with differing strategies).

Your friend should consult a lawyer but I don't think he has a snowballs chance if he's convicted.
 

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