Know the DUI Charges Underlying Each DUI Offenses

DUI is considered as a criminal act because it violatesand 25 days if a child under 16 is in the car; suspension
the law. Whether it is a DUI misdemeanor or a felony, itof license for 5 years.
is still a crime. One must know the consequences that• 3rd DUI Offense
may happen if you commit to driving under theClass-2 felony - sentenced from 3 to 7 years in jail; a
influence offenses.fine of up to $2,500; an additional fee of $2,500 if blood
Classifications of DUI Offenses are as follows:alcohol content is over 0.16; 25 days of community
• 1st DUI Offenseservice if a child under 16 is in the car; suspension of
Class A misdemeanor - sentenced to 1 year in jail; alicense for 10 years.
fine of up to $2,500; an additional fee of $500 if the• 4th DUI Offense
blood alcohol content is above 0.16; 100 hours ofClass-2 felony - sentenced from 3 to 7 years in jail; a
community service if blood alcohol content is abovefine up to $25,000; an additional $5,000 if BAC is over
0.16 and 25 days if a child under 16 is in the car;0.16; 25 days of community service. Driving privileges
suspension of license for 1 year.will be suspended or revoked for life.
• 2nd DUI Offense• 5th DUI Offense
Class A misdemeanor - sentenced to 1 year in jail; aClass-1 felony - sentenced from 4 to 15 years, a fine
fine of up to $2,500; an additional fee of $1,500 if theof up to $25,000; an additional $5,000 if BAC is over
blood alcohol content is above 0.16; 48 hours of0.16 they; 25 days of community service. Driving
community service if blood alcohol content is over 0.16privileges will be suspended or revoked for life.