Having a DWI on your driving record can affect many different areas of your life, from getting certain jobs to obtaining insurance. The good news is, you can try to get a DWI/DUI expunged from your record. In order to be eligible for this, you need to be off of...
If you are convicted of a DWI/DUI, it will remain on your record for the rest of your life. A criminal record is permanent and convictions do not fall off of your record automatically. This is also true for any license revocation that goes onto your driving record....
When you are arrested for a DWI/DUI and your blood alcohol concentration is 0.08 or more, or if you refuse to submit to the test, your license will be revoked, generally within 7 days of your arrest. The length of that revocation will depend on a few different...
In Minnesota, it does not take a conviction for a DWI/DUI for the state to take your driver’s license. If you are charged with a DWI/DUI, your license will be revoked when the Department of Public Safety receives your test result. Depending on your history, your...
Minnesota’s Implied Consent law means that any person who drives or operates a motor vehicle on a Minnesota roadway “impliedly consents” to a test of their blood, breath or urine if they are arrested for a DWI/DUI. This means that if you are arrested for a...
