Minnesota DWI Repeat Offenders
A felony DWI charge occurs when you have four DWI’s over the last 10 years. This felony charge is considered a First Degree DWI and is punishable by up to 7 years in jail and a $14,000 fine.
A repeat DWI offender, if convicted, may experience hefty fines, house arrest, court costs, mandatory alcohol treatment programs, jail and/or prison time, and extended probation. In Minnesota, mandatory jail sentences are handed out for First Degree DWI convictions. You will be put in jail for at least 120 days if convicted. There are many other life-long costs and consequences if you are convicted of this crime.
It is vital to avoid this lifelong label as a felon and hire a competent and experienced Minnesota DWI Lawyer who can assist you in protecting your rights and obtaining the best possible resolution. It can be very difficult – and sometimes impossible – to remove the label the State of Minnesota may impose upon you if convicted as a felon. You may find if difficult to obtain work, lose your rights to a firearm, be prevented from entering foreign countries including Canada, lose your CDL license, lose your voting rights, and much more.
Avoid the consequences and contact Loraas & Loraas today for a free consultation. We can answer your questions and concerns. The sooner you call the better we can be prepared to benefit your case while gathering evidence in your favor.
Contact Loraas & Loraas today at 952-890-5324.
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