Q: I just finished OVI court program 6 months ago and now on non reporting probation until dec of 2024.
However, I recently had a fail on my intoxalock of .029 and passed on the third try after about 30 min. The court contacted me and told me the judge has revoked my driving privileges until dec. If I hire an attorney to help me file a motion how long does it usually take for a decision? I have since gone back to counseling and will be doing group therapy along w/ taking Vivitrol. Do I have any chance of the judge giving me any privileges back?
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A: Hi! This is a bit of a difficult question to answer because it all depends on the judge. First, depending on the court's docket, the decision on your motion can take weeks to months. Good job for continuing to go back to counseling and continuing your efforts to improve. However, it is difficult to say whether the judge will give you the privileges back in spite of your continued efforts. Your continued efforts will definitely help your case, but again, it is not certain whether the judge will grant any privileges back. Some attorneys are familiar with certain judges and a local attorney may help you understand which judges are more strict and which are more lenient.
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