- Convicted of Drunk Driving - Fines and Penalties
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- First time DUI offenders may have to pay fines between $500 and $2000, face up to six months in jail, and have their driver's license temporarily suspended.
- Second time DUI offenders may have to pay fines $1000 and $5000, face up to one year in jail, attend community service and have their driver's license suspended for an entire year. A DUI offense is considered second when it’s committed within five years after the first one.
- Third time DUI offenders may have to pay fines between $2000 and $10,000, face up to one year in jail, and have their driver's license suspended for three years.
- Fourth time and above drunk driving offenders are charged with a felony DUI. These offenders have to pay fines between $4000 and $10,000, face up to ten years in jail, and have their driver's license suspended for five years.