Can I get my DWI charge dismissed?

In Washington State, you may be able to get your DWI charge dismissed if you meet certain criteria. Depending on the details of your case, you may need to make a motion to the court asking for a dismissal. The motion should explain why you believe you should be excused from the charge. You should also submit any relevant evidence that supports your motion. The judge will then consider your request when making a decision. If the court decides to grant the motion, the DWI charge will be dismissed. The dismissal means that you will not face any penalties for the charge, including possible jail time or fines. However, the court may require you to take certain actions to address the problem that led to the charge, such as attending an alcohol safety class. It’s important to remember that getting a dismissal is not guaranteed. Each case is different, and the court is not required to dismiss the charge. If the judge does not grant the motion, you may have to face the penalties associated with the charge.

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