DUI

Kansas City DWI/DUI – Second DWI Offense:

A second DWI conviction has serious consequences. They include, but are not limited to:

• Jail: 1 year, maximum
• Fine: $1,000, maximum
• Court costs: up to $100 or more
• Probation: Available after serving mandatory 48 hours in jail
• Driver’s license revocation: 5 years
• Hardship license available: after 2 years of revocation
• Ignition interlock device: mandatory during probation period

Whether you were arrested for a first, second, third or subsequent DWI, the penalties for a conviction are stiff and your life will be greatly affected. An arrest, however, is not a conviction and you have the right to contest the charges. The best way to contest the charges is through representation of an experienced Kansas City DWI/DUI attorney. There are numerous challenges that may be relevant in your case. We will fight for your case in court and make sure that your rights are protected. Call our office now for a free consultation with a Kansas City drunk driving lawyer.