DUI convictions are extremely serious and should not be taken lightly. From incarceration to fines, the consequences can life-lasting.

In Georgia, a first time offense of DUI can get a one year driver’s license suspension, up to a year of incarceration, and mandatory attendance in a Risk Reduction School. Any convictions within ten years of the previous will ensue extremely severe consequences.

A 2nd DUI conviction brings criminal penalties up to $1,000 in fine (plus high probation fees), up to a year in jail (at least 72 hours in prison, the rest can be served as probation), mandatory alcohol evaluation and a license plate confiscation.

Your photo and disposition will be placed in the county paper and your driver’s license can be suspended for up to three years.

A 3rd conviction will bring even worse consequences, with the exception that you will now be declared a habitual violator and will be required to install an Ignition Interlock Device into your vehicle.

A 4th conviction will be charged as a felony. For this, you will be at risk of receiving up to five years in jail (with all but 90 days served as probation).

You will also face a $5,000 monetary fine and be at risk of seizure and forfeiture of your motor vehicle. The requirements of all previous convictions will also put you at risk.

Don’t get to this point, contact Chad Trentacosta ASAP.

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