Penalties for Drunk Driving
This section of Total DUI provides you with insight into possible penalties you might face if convicted of drinking and driving. The harshness of DUI penalties can depend on several factors including the seriousness of the crime and number of previous offenses.
If you're concerned about the long-term impact a DUI conviction could have on your life you may want to speak with a local DUI lawyer about your options.
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Learn more about DUI law and the penalties:
DUI Penalties: What penalties are imposed by DUI court and the law? Find out about the consequences you might face if you are convicted of drinking and driving.
DUI Crime: What factors contribute to the severity of the First DUI penalty handed down?
Penalties & Zero Tolerance: What does zero tolerance mean? What penalties are associated with a juvenile DUI? Explore DUI law and underage drinking and driving.
Vehicle Impoundment: What is vehicle impoundment? After how many DUI offenses does law enforcement impound your car and why? Find out which states enforce vehicle impoundment and the drawbacks of losing your car.
Fines for Drunk Driving: Read about the costs of a DUI conviction, including fines, court costs and the fees for renting an ignition interlock device.
Probation Violation and DUI: What is DUI probation and what are the conditions? What is considered a violation of probation, and what are the consequences?
First DUI: What happens when you are charged with a DUI for the first time? Will you face the same penalties as a repeat offender? Are their mandatory penalties?
Find out how DUI Penalties Could Affect Your Life
If you have been charged with drunk driving, find a local DUI lawyer to talk about your case and potential defenses. An attorney can also speak with you about the possible penalties you might face if your charge leads to a conviction.
Fill out a free case evaluation form or call 877-349-1311 to connect with an attorney near you today who may evaluate your case.