Are there cases where DUI administrative trial relief is not granted?

DUI administrative trial relief is not a system that allows relief for all license revocation dispositions.

In the following cases, in principle, mitigation/relief is not recognized, or it is not subject to trial in the first place.

First, cases where relief is restricted by law include cases of three-strikes-out, refusal of breath test, obtaining a license despite having grounds for license disqualification, obtaining a license through false or improper means, driving during the suspension period or being issued a license, failure to undergo aptitude test, vehicle theft/robbery, assault on enforcing police officer, driving an unregistered vehicle, grounds for revocation of practice license, and revocation requests under other laws.

Such DUI administrative trial relief matters are evaluated as serious violations of laws and mitigation through administrative trial is not allowed.

In addition, cases where DUI was committed again while having a record of vehicle-using crimes, cases where the license was revoked for DUI with a fatal accident record within 10 years, driving during the suspension period, confinement crimes using a vehicle, license lending, etc., where the degree of violation is serious, are cases where the trial petition was dismissed.

Furthermore, when the DUI administrative trial relief filing period has passed (more than 90 days from the day you became aware, more than 180 days from the disposition date), or when the disposition is not recognized as such as in simple penalty point imposition, it is not subject to deliberation and is rejected.