Oklahoma’s Two-Track DUI System Can Take Your License Even When Prosecutors Drop the Charges

Gaylene Ricketts refused a BAC test after a DUI stop in El Reno, was later found to be suffering a stroke, and had criminal charges dropped — but still paid more than $2,000 in fees, attended drug counseling and continues to use an ignition interlock device. Oklahoma’s implied consent law punishes refusal separately from any criminal outcome. The post Oklahoma’s Two-Track DUI System Can Take Your License Even When Prosecutors Drop the Charges appeared first on Oklahoma Watch.