Cheyenne, OK asked in DUI / DWI for Oklahoma

Q: How long does Oklahoma DPS get to revoke a license after a DUI?

18 y/o received a DUI on 5/07/2023. He was NOT arrested. DA did not press charges, he completed all required classes, evaluation, Adsac, Victim impact panel and paid fines. He never lost his license. Received a letter 1/11/2023 from DPS with the date of 10/10/2023 stating his license will be revoked 11/19/2023 for 180 days along with the requirement to complete ADSAC and IDAP. Is it typical to be notified almost 90 days from the letter date? Do they not have a timeframe they have to work out of or can they do this almost a year later? Where does he go from here?

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Josh Davis
Josh Davis
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  • DUI & DWI Lawyer
  • Enid, OK
  • Licensed in Oklahoma

A: Service Oklahoma is the agency now responsible for license revocation. Under Oklahoma law they have 180 days from the date of receiving the affidavit to take action on a license revocation. I think your issue here is one of notice. He may want to consider filing a district court appeal arguing that service Oklahoma failed to provide notice that his license was going to be revoked in accordance with their order.

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