Missouri DWI Suspensions and the 15-Day Hearing Deadline

Missouri DWI Suspensions and the 15-Day Hearing Deadline

ST. LOUIS, MO (STL.News) A Missouri DWI license suspension can open two cases on the same day after an arrest. One moves through criminal court. The other is a license case handled by the Department of Revenue, and it runs on its own calendar whether or not the criminal charge ever reaches a judge. We reviewed the procedures below for 2026, but you should check every date against current Missouri Department of Revenue materials and the notice you received. Here’s the short answer. A driver who receives a qualifying Missouri administrative suspension or revocation notice generally has 15 days

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