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Penalties for a 2nd DUI Offense in Virginia

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Penalties for a 2nd DUI Offense in Virginia

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  1. Dui 2nd Offense VA What are the penalties for a 2nd DUI offense in VA?

  2. Overview of DUI in Virginia What is a DUI? Definition: Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Legal limit: 0.08% BAC for adults. 2nd DUI Offense Considered when the offense occurs within 10 years of the first conviction. srislawyer.co m

  3. Criminal Penalties Class One Misdemeanor Jail Time: Minimum of 20 days to 1 year (up to 12 months). Fines: Between 500 a n d 500and2,500. Probation: May be available but often involves strict conditions.

  4. License Suspension and Restrictions License Suspension: Mandatory suspension for 3 years. Restricted Driving Permits: Possible after a year if certain conditions are met (e.g., employment necessity). srislawyer.co m

  5. Additional Consequences Alcohol Education and Treatment: Required completion of an alcohol safety program. Ignition Interlock Device: Installation mandated for at least 6 months post-release. Impact on Future Offenses: Escalating penalties for subsequent offenses.

  6. SrisLawyer provides expert legal representation in Virginia, specializing in divorce, reckless driving, and personal injury cases.

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