1ST - 2ND DUI
DUI Lawyer Ellijay, GA
First DUI
Punishment: 1st DUI in 10 years
If you are convicted of a DUI in Georgia the punishment, penalties, and consequences you face will depend on the number of DUI convictions on your record within a specified time period. The number of convictions are measured by the date of arrest – not the date of conviction. The criminal penalties are measured by the number of convictions within 10 years.
A 1st conviction of DUI within 10 years may subject a driver to the following:
Maximum fine of $1,000
Up to 12 months in Jail (24-hour minimum jail time required to be served)
Up to 12 months of probation
40 hours of community service
Driver's license suspension – 12 months (a limited drivers permit may be available)
Alcohol and drug counseling
Mandatory drug and alcohol treatment program
DUI school
Victim Impact Panel (not required in all jurisdictions)
The DUI Attorneys at Teague Law are intimately familiar with the punishments, penalties, and consequences that follow a conviction of DUI and are ready to guide you through the process of defending yourself against these charges. Contact one of the experienced DUI Attorneys at Teague Law in Ellijay, GA today and let us begin fighting for you today.
If you are convicted of a DUI in Georgia the punishment, penalties, and consequences you face will depend on the number of DUI convictions on your record within a specified time period. The number of convictions are measured by date of arrest – not date of conviction. The criminal penalties are measured by number of convictions within 10 years.
A 1st conviction of DUI within 10 years may subject a driver to the following:
Maximum fine of $1,000
Up to 12 months in Jail (24 hour minimum jail time required to be served)
Up to 12 months of probation
40 hours of community service
Driver's license suspension – 12 months (a limited drivers permit may be available)
Alcohol and drug counseling
Mandatory drug and alcohol treatment program
DUI school
Victim Impact Panel (not required in all jurisdictions)
Second DUI
Punishment: 2nd DUI in 10 years
If you are convicted of a DUI in Georgia the punishment, penalties, and consequences you face will depend on the number of DUI convictions on your record within a specified time period. The number of convictions are measured by date of arrest – not date of conviction. The criminal penalties are measured by the number of convictions within 10 years.
A 2nd conviction of DUI within 10 years may subject a driver to the following:
Maximum Fine of $1,000.00
Up to 12 months in jail (72 hours minimum required to be served)
Up to 12 months of probation
240 hours (30 days) of community service
Driver's license suspension – 12 month minimum with requirement of Ignition interlock device
DUI Court programs (not available or required in all jurisdictions)
Red stripe on license
Drug and Alcohol treatment program
Publication of photo in the local newspaper- if 2nd conviction in 5 years ($25 publication fee required).
License plate surrender – if 2nd conviction in 5 years.
The DUI Attorneys at Teague Law are intimately familiar with the punishments, penalties, and consequences that follow a conviction of DUI and are ready to guide you through the process of defending yourself against these charges. Contact one of the experienced DUI Attorneys at Teague Law in Ellijay, GA today and let us begin fighting for you today.
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