You're in medical school, you didn't hire a lawyer? You have a lot at stake to just take your chances. I would contact a local DUI defense...

If you can't transfer your sentence, then you have to do it in the county that you were sentenced in, you need to get it going because you have to...

You are referring to the statute of limitations, if the case is a misdemeanor, the prosecutor has one year to file charges, any filing thereafter...

Probably the best answer will be the one provided by the program, normally you need either a print-out of your DMV record (H-6) or a court order,...

I think this is something to discuss with your lawyer who's handling the DMV hearing, normally they would go in chronological order so the first...

I would encourage you to contact a local DUI defense attorney, many offer free consultations. A consultation will allow you to ask questions...

As the other attorney wrote, it depends on why you have it on, if it's part of your sentence it can be prosecuted as a probation violation which...

There is no statute of limitations for the DMV to take action, you have been able to drive normally since the arrest and so there has been no...

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You should confirm with your lawyer that a timely request was made and that a "stay" is in place regarding your pending suspension. Often the DMV...

It's impossible to know whether your lawyer "did nothing." A DUI case can involve a lengthy investigation period depending on whether the...