Third DUI Defense Attorney in Chicago
Ensure Your Rights Are Protected, Contact A DUI Attorneys
If you were pulled over or stopped by a police officer and it was determined that your blood alcohol content (BAC) was greater than .08%, or if you appeared intoxicated, you will be charged with driving under the influence (DUI). In the event that you have two DUI convictions already on your record, you will be facing felony charges which, in addition to the penalties listed below, will almost certainly cause problems in your everyday life. You may lose your job, your family, your ability to obtain loans, and more. An attorney at the Law Offices of Mitch Furman will meet with you and help you determine your best course of action.
Penalties for a Third DUI Offense Conviction, BAC .08%-.15%
- 3 to 5 years in prison
- Driver license suspension for a minimum of 10 years
- Vehicle registration suspension
- Fines up to $25,000
Penalties for a Third DUI Offense Conviction, BAC .16% or Greater
- Mandatory minimum 90 days in jail and up to 5 years in prison
- Mandatory minimum fine of $2,500 and up to $25,000
- Driver license suspension for a minimum of 10 years
- Vehicle registration suspension
Penalties for a Third DUI Offense Conviction, with a Child under 16 in the Vehicle
- 3 to 5 years in prison
- Mandatory fine of $25,000
- 25 days of community service in a program for children
- Driver license suspension for a minimum of 10 years
- Vehicle registration suspension
Contact the Law Offices of Mitch Furman for Help With Third DUI Arrest
If your third DUI charge is related to an auto accident, you will be facing much more severe punishments if convicted, especially in the event that there was a child under 16 in the car who was injured in the accident. A Chicago criminal defense attorney can give you more information about penalties and possible defenses for your DUI charge. Contact the firm today to schedule a complimentary case evaluation.
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