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DWLS, 3rd degree, probation violation on DUI

Asked almost 4 years ago - Edmonds, WA

I accidently plead guilty to DWLS, 3rd degree and wasn't aware of collateral consequences in another court. If I had plead "not guilty" I would have gotten my license and shown back up in court and all I would have gotten is a NVOL. How can I change my plea without an attorney. No offense, but I think the're all manipulative liars.

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Okorie Chukwudimm Okorocha

Reputation Level 19

Answered almost 4 years ago. DUI / DWI Attorney in Los Angeles, CA.

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It would be irresponsible for a "manipulative liar" to tell you to try to do this yourself. You need to hire another "manipulative liar."

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Nicholas Chukwuemeka Okorocha, licensed in California

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Schoen R Parnell

Reputation Level 9

Answered over 3 years ago. Criminal Defense Attorney in Lynnwood, WA.

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You typically have thirty days to note your appeal with the court. Go to the clerk's window and ask how you can start the process.

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Jonathan Dichter

Reputation Level 13

Answered over 3 years ago. Criminal Defense Attorney in Bothell, WA.

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Once you've entered a plea of guilty to any crime, you've waived your right to an appeal. However, you can collaterally attack a pleading if there was a problem with it or with your representation. Sadly, in your case, the person most likely able to help you is an attorney, and I suggest you consult with one.

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