So, first things first: that PENNDOT letter is a separate beast from your DUI charges. This bad boy comes straight from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, and it’s all about your license suspension. Yup, you heard right – refusing to give a breath or blood sample can lead to a suspension, and you’ve got a 30-day countdown to fight it.
Now, you might be thinking, “How am I supposed to fight this thing?” Well, here’s the deal: PENNDOT doesn’t do negotiations, so your best bet is to challenge the arresting officer’s reasonable grounds for suspecting you were driving under the influence. That’s where you need someone who knows the ins and outs of Colonial Park DUI refusals.
The McShane Firm is your go-to team for Colonial Park DUI refusal cases. We’ve got the know-how to tackle the PENNDOT letter and help you keep your license. Our attorneys will work with you to question the officer’s reasonable grounds for the arrest and guide you through this tough time.
Don’t let the clock run out on your 30-day deadline. Give The McShane Firm a call, and we’ll set you up with a free, no-pressure chat with an actual attorney, not some receptionist or paralegal. We’ll lay out your options and help you figure out the best way to handle your Colonial Park DUI refusal. Seriously, don’t wait – your license depends on it!
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