An experienced attorney can investigate the facts, challenge the evidence, negotiate with the prosecution, and present a strong defense to mitigate the consequences of a CVO charge.
Common defenses for CVO include challenging the evidence, disputing the cause of the injury, arguing lack of intent, and proving compliance with traffic laws.
License reinstatement after a CVO conviction involves a complex process, including fulfilling revocation periods, completing DWI knowledge and driving skills tests, and obtaining court approval.
CVO penalties vary depending on the degree and extent of harm caused, ranging from gross misdemeanors to felonies, with significant fines and potential imprisonment.