What To Expect After Your First, Second, Or Third DUI Offense
Washington State has some of the harshest DUI penalties in the U.S. Even though it’s your first offense, you can still be subject to fines, license suspensions, ignition interlock devices, and other potential consequences. If this is your first offense, penalties won’t be as harsh as a second or third DUI defense. Below are potential consequences you could face and how they differ from a second or third offense. If your blood alcohol was reported below .15, you could be facing the following consequences below.
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If your blood alcohol was reported at or above .15, you could be facing the following consequences below.
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The number of times that you’ve been charged with a DUI will determine the way that a defense attorney will view your case. To find the full Washington State court DUI sentencing grid, click here.
If you are facing your first DUI charge, you are likely wondering what your next steps would be. Navigating the legal system is an incredibly complex and challenging process, but important in mitigating potential legal consequences. At Verity Criminal Defense, we have a proven record of defending DUI cases. Contact the experts at Verity Criminal Defense to request a free case review. We will help you navigate the legal system and mitigate consequences.