| Offense |
BAC between .08% – .09% |
BAC between .10% – .15% |
BAC between .16% or higher |
| 1st |
- Jail sentences for a first DUI can range from 48 hours to a maximum 30 days, although community service can be given in lieu of jail time.
- Fines can range up to $400, plus court costs and fees.
- You will additionally lose your driver’s license for six months.
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- Jail sentences for first DUI charges can range from 72 hours to a maximum 30 days, although community service can be given in lieu of jail time.
- Fines can range up to $500, plus court costs and fees.
- You will additionally lose your driver’s license for six months.
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- Jail sentences for first DUI charges can range from 30 days to a maximum 90 days, although community service can be given in lieu of jail time.
- Fines can range up to $1,000, and you are required to enroll and successfully complete an Alcohol and Drug Safety Action Program (ADSAP).
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| 2nd |
- Jail time for a second DUI conviction can be sentenced up to one year, with a five-day minimum.
- Fines can range from $2,100 to as much as $5,100, with loss of driving privileges up to 60 days.
- You will additionally lose your driver’s license for one year.
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- Jail time for a second DUI runs up to two years, with a 30 day minimum.
- Fines can range from $2,500 to as much as $5,500.
- You will additionally lose your driver’s license for one year.
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- Jail time for a second DUI can sentenced up to three years, with a 90 day minimum.
- Penalty fines can range from $3,500 to as much as $6,500, and you are required to enroll and successfully complete Alcohol and Drug Safety Action Program (ADSAP).
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| 3rd |
- Third DUI offenders can serve from 60 days to up to three years in prison.
- Fines include a $3,800 minimum, up to $6,300.
- You will additionally lose your driver’s license for two years, unless your third conviction came within 5 years of the second, in which case you will lose your license for four years.
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- Third DUI offenders can serve from 90 days to up to four years in prison.
- Fines include a $5,000 minimum, up to $7,500.
- You will additionally lose your driver’s license for two years, unless your third conviction came within 5 years of the second, in which case you will lose your license for four years.
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- Third DUI offenders can serve from 6 months to up to five years in prison.
- Fines include a $7,500 minimum, up to $10,000 and you are required to enroll and successfully complete an Alcohol and Drug Safety Action Program (ADSAP).
- You will additionally lose your driver’s license for two years, unless your third conviction came within 5 years of the second, in which case you will lose your license for four years.
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| 4th |
- For a fourth DUI arrest, you will be charged with a felony drunk driving, with imprisonment for at least a year, up to five years.
- You will permanently lose your license.
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- For a fourth DUI arrest, you will be charged with a felony drunk driving, with imprisonment for at least two years, up to six years.
- Fines range from $5,100 to $10,100.
- You will permanently lose your license.
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- For a fourth DUI arrest, you will be charged with a felony drunk driving, with imprisonment for at least three years, up to seven years.
- You are required to enroll and successfully complete ADSAP. You will permanently lose your license.
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