Suwon Administrative Attorney's Assistance | Administrative Disposition of License Revocation Revoked With the Assistance of a Suwon Administrative Attorney

This is the story of a client who requested assistance from the Suwon administrative attorney.

On the day of the incident, the client had drinks with coworkers.

The client did not usually drink much, but that day he drank soju.

He then tried to call a designated driver to get home, but, having drunk too much, the client ended up taking the wheel while intoxicated.

He was ultimately caught by a police officer conducting a drunk driving check, and the client's license was revoked.

Because driving was essential to his livelihood, the client urgently came to the Suwon administrative attorney to request assistance with 🔗relief from drunk driving penalties.

If you wish to challenge a driver's license disposition, you may file an objection with the Commissioner of the City or Provincial Police Agency.

▶ Objection Against a Driver's License Disposition

※ A person who has filed an objection may, regardless of the objection, file an administrative appeal under the Administrative Appeals Act as another means of administrative relief, and if the person seeks to contest the ruling on the administrative appeal, the person may file an administrative lawsuit under the Administrative Litigation Act.

The criteria for mitigating an administrative disposition are as follows: a disposition may be mitigated with extenuating circumstances on the following grounds.

By identifying the client's final drinking time, the time he finished driving, and the time of the breath test, the attorney calculated the blood alcohol concentration at the time of the drunk driving using the Widmark formula.

The calculation proved that, at the time of the breath measurement, the client was within the period during which his blood alcohol concentration was still rising.

The attorney therefore emphasized the possibility that the client's blood alcohol concentration at the time of the drunk driving had not exceeded the punishment threshold.

The client is a first-time offender with no record of any criminal punishment, including for drunk driving.

After this incident, the client completed education on preventing repeat drunk driving offenses and education on law-abiding conduct, and prepared a written pledge to abstain from drunk driving, among other steps.

In this way, the attorney emphasized that the client had resolved never to drive drunk again and was making genuine efforts to prevent reoffending.

The client frequently goes on business trips to regional areas, and his work often takes place in the early morning hours, making it difficult for him to use public transportation.

The attorney emphasized that if the revocation of the driver's license were maintained, it could have a direct adverse effect on the client's livelihood.

If you are in difficulty because your driver's license has been revoked, it is recommended to pursue an administrative lawsuit with the assistance of an attorney experienced in this area.

The Daeryun Law Firm 🔗Administrative Group assists clients with tailored strategies through attorneys with court backgrounds who hold extensive practical experience in administrative litigation and relief.

If you need 🔗relief from license revocation, as the client in the case above did, we encourage you to request assistance from the Suwon administrative attorney at any time.