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The Cost of a Misdemeanor DUI

How Much Does a Misdemeanor DUI Really Cost?<br><br>A misdemeanor DUI isnu2019t just about jail timeu2014itu2019s also about the financial toll:<br><br>First Offense:<br><br>Fines start at $1,250.<br>Alcohol education programs and treatment costs.<br>Increased insurance premiums.<br>Second Offense:<br><br>Fines jump to $3,000 or more.<br>Higher costs for ignition interlock devices and longer treatments.<br>The true cost of a DUI goes beyond the court finesu2014prepare financially and legally.

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The Cost of a Misdemeanor DUI

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  1. MISDEMEANOR DUI Key Facts BLOOD ALCOHOL CONCENTRATION (BAC) LIMIT 0.08% for adults 0.04% for commercial drivers 0.00% for drivers under 21 (Zero Tolerance) TYPES OF MISDEMEANOR DUI Standard DUI: BAC between 0.08% and 0.15%. Extreme DUI: BAC of 0.15% or higher. First or Second Offense: Applies if there have been no felony DUI charges in the past. PENALTIES FOR MISDEMEANOR DUI First Offense: 10 days in jail (may be reduced with compliance). Fines and fees starting at $1,250. Mandatory alcohol education/treatment classes. Ignition Interlock Device installation for 1 year. License suspension (90 days). Second Offense: 30–90 days in jail. Fines and fees starting at $3,000. Extended Ignition Interlock Device use. Longer license suspension (up to 1 year). HOW TO AVOID A MISDEMEANOR DUI Plan Ahead: Use a designated driver or rideshare service. Know Your Limits: Avoid driving after consuming alcohol or drugs. Understand the Law: Stay informed about DUI regulations in your state Contact a Misdemeanor DUI Lawyer

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