You will need to appear in district court to be arraigned on the charges. The arraignment usually happens the next business day after your arrest. When the police release you, you will be given paperwork that identifies exactly where and when (almost always 9 am) you need to appear. If you failed the breath test, your license has been suspended for 30 days on a first offense charge. If you refused the breath test, your license has been suspended for 180 days on a first offense. Either way, you can't drive to court since your license is suspended. (Unless you actually passed the breath test with a .06 or .07) If this is a second offense charge, see my 2nd offense page. (If you've already been to an arraignment, your next court date is a pretrial.)