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How to Appeal a California DMV License Suspension After a DS-367 Admin Per Se Hearing (Step-by-Step)

Administrative Law (Agency Compliance & Appeals) / Jack Gilbert

You have **10 calendar days** from a California DUI arrest to request a DMV “Admin Per Se” (APS) hearing—missing it usually triggers an automatic suspension. The DS-367 form (Officer’s Statement) is the DMV’s core evidence in APS cases, and it can be challenged. This guide explains step-by-step how to appeal a California DMV license suspension […]

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How to Appeal a California DMV Driver’s License Suspension After a DUI Administrative Per Se Hearing

A California DMV driver’s license suspension after a DUI Administrative Per Se (APS) hearing can be appealed in court by filing a writ of mandate within 34 days of the DMV decision. These suspensions are administrative—not criminal—and the deadlines are strict. This article explains the appeal paths, timelines, standards of review, and practical steps attorneys