COURT PENALTIES

The following is not an opinion as to what will happen in your specific case. The following is an overview of the California laws concerning DUI convictions. The possible consequences of a conviction for DUI depends on the facts of your case and the number of prior DUI convictions you have within 10 years.
Typically a DUI conviction results in:

• 3-5 years of formal or informal probation;
• 4 -30 month alcohol education program;
• $1,500 -$2,200 fine;
• 0-1 year in jail or up to 3 years in state prison;
• 6 months – 2 years driver’s license restriction or suspension;
• Possible additional education programs, alcohol monitoring devices, community labor or community service; There is no mandatory minimum jail time on a 1st offense conviction;
• A 2nd offense conviction requires a minimum of 4 days in jail;
• A 3rd offense conviction requires a minimum of 120 days in jail;
• A 4th or subsequent DUI conviction can be a felony that requires a minimum of 180 days in jail or 16 months in state prison.

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