Multiple DUI Offenses
Penalties for Driving Under the Influence
If you have prior convictions for driving under the influence, the penalties for another
DUI conviction are automatically increased. For this purpose, prior DUIs are considered if they occurred within the seven years prior to your current charge. If the DUI charge is a
felony charge, or if there are certain aggravating circumstances, additional penalties may apply. While any blood alcohol content .08% or over results in a DUI charge, penalties are also increased if your BAC is greater than or equal to .15% or if you refuse
chemical testing. Although varying in degree, penalties include:
- Fines
- Jail or prison time
- Loss of driver's license
- The installation of an ignition interlock device (IID) in your vehicle
- Mandatory electronic home monitoring in some cases
- Alcohol or drug treatment counseling, as ordered
My name is Jonathan, and I am a Lynnwood DUI attorney who can review your case and advise you as to your rights and options and determine the best course of legal action, with which he can assist you.
DUI Lawyer in Lynnwood
The potential penalties in your DUI case are something that you of course want to avoid at all costs. I appreciate this and also have as my goal to help you achieve dropped charges or an acquittal. I will help you through this in any way I can and ensure you understand what is happening each step of the way. In order to improve your chances of a positive outcome, it is important that you do not discuss your case with law enforcement officials without me being present. Anything you say may be used against you in ways you wouldn't expect and it is safer to say nothing at all. I am personally available for you to contact 24 hours a day, 7 days a week so will always be there if you need help.
Contact a Lynnwood DUI lawyer
if you are facing a DUI charge following prior DUI convictions. |