DWLS, 3rd degree, probation violation on DUI

Edmonds, WA Viewed 405 times. Posted about 1 year ago in Criminal Defense

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. - Is this your question? Add additional information

Answers (3)

Okorie Okorocha

This attorney is licensed in California. Posted about 1 year ago.

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

Schoen R Parnell

This attorney is licensed in Washington and 2 other states. Posted about 1 year ago.

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.

Jonathan Dichter

This attorney is licensed in Washington. Posted about 1 year ago.

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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