Denver Multiple DWAI Offenses Lawyer

Consequences for Multiple DWAI Offenses

Similar to DUI, if you are successfully convicted of a second, third or fourth DWAI offense, you will find that the penalties will continue to become exponentially more severe with each separate conviction. If you are pulled over and found to have a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) over .05 and less than .08, you run the risk of being charged with a DWAI (Driving While Abilities Impaired). While the consequences are much less severe than a charge of DUI, it is also easier to be convicted as an officer will only need to prove that your abilities were impaired even slightly more than normal.

If you are convicted, and then successful convicted a second time, you run the risk of jail time anywhere from 90 days to a year, a fine from $1000 to $1500, a yearlong suspension of your license, 8 license points and mandatory public service of 60 to 120 hours. If you move forward and are convicted a third time within seven years, you will be required to be registered as a habitual offender and will lose your license for five years.

Why Hire a DWAI Lawyer?

When you are facing a criminal charge of DWAI, it is absolutely imperative that you secure the assistance of an experienced DWAI lawyer as quickly as possible. Attorney Christopher H. Cessna understands the severity of crimes such as this and is absolutely dedicated to offering the best legal support that he can. By working closely with his clients, evaluating each case with persistent dedication and never being satisfied with anything less than second best, he will do everything possible to protect your rights and fight for your future.

If you or a loved one are facing charges of DWAI, contact Denver DWAI Lawyer Christopher H. Cessna today.