When requesting a hearing I recommend that you appear at the DMV in person so you can get your temporary license right then and there. Even if you are an out-of-state driver you should request this hearing, otherwise your operating privileges will be suspended in Delaware. You can request a hearing online, via phone or in person at the DMV. The time period to get to DMV is 15 days, NOT 15 business days. If you do not get to the DMV, your license will be suspended per the Delaware DUI statute and you will not have the opportunity to contest the license suspension or license suspension penalties at a motor vehicle hearing.

IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT YOU GET TO THE DMV AND REQUEST A HEARING WITHIN THE 15 DAYS. You have 15 days to a request a hearing with the DMV.

At the time you are arrested for a Delaware DUI the police officer will take your plastic driver's license and hand you a piece of paper that serves as a temporary driver's license for 15 days. A criminal hearing in the Delaware criminal courts and civil administrative hearing at the Division of Motor Vehicle ( DMV). In Delaware, if you get arrested for a DUI there will be two separate proceedings against you.

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