How long does it take for a refusal to blow take to come off ur record

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   Jeremy J. Richey

   Sullivan General Practice Lawyer

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   Answered June 29, 2012 09:43. It may still be on your driving abstract since the civil DUI suspension penalty can remain even if the DUI (criminal charge) is dismissed. But, if you have only plead guilty or been found guilty of one DUI in the criminal courts, then you only have one criminal DUI prior.

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   Wayne E. Brucar

   Wheaton DUI / DWI Attorney

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   Answered June 29, 2012 12:15. A DUI and a "refusal" (summary suspension) are two different things. Each show separately on your driver's abstract.

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   Louis Meyer

   Chicago Civil Rights Attorney

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   Answered June 30, 2012 07:00. Was the DUI and the refusal to blow from the same incident? Or did you get a DUI (and blew) at one traffic stop then sometime later you were stopped and refused to blow? There is a criminal and a civil aspect to your questions. One thing is for sure, you cannot expunge a DUI from your record if you took supervision or plead guilty.

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