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At the Wagner Law Firm, West Virginia’s only DUI defense firm, we get a lot of calls. I get 15, 20 a week. A lot of times, not a lot of times, but some of the times, one of the questions will be, “I was convicted of DUI eight years ago, and I’m applying for a new job, and I want that off my record.”
At the Wagner Law Firm, West Virginia’s only DUI defense firm, we get a lot of calls. I get 15, 20 a week.
A lot of times, not a lot of times, but some of the times, one of the questions will be, “I was convicted of DUI eight years ago, and I’m applying for a new job, and I want that off my record.” The short answer is, sorry.
In West Virginia, a conviction for DUI cannot be expunged, but only under very limited, isolated circumstances, and that is through what we call our West Virginia deferral program, which is our first offender program. However, there are stringent qualifications to even entertaining that route for your DUI case, number one.
Number two, it’s only one option to achieving the goal of no DUI. There’s many.
An experienced DUI attorney will know. Number three, yes, it can be dismissed if you do all that I guide you through, but it never truly