3rd Offense DUI in Oklahoma

In the legal world, Driving Under the Influence is a serious crime that can have a significant affect on a person’s future. A first offense DUI is usually handled as a misdemeanor lacking other complicating factors like injuries or destruction of property. Further offenses become felonies.

Three Strikes and You’re Out

DUIs grow progressively more serious with each repeat offense. A third offense in the eyes of the law represents a repeat offender, and a person who consistently endangers the public. In recognition of this, a third offense DUI conviction can mean:

10 years in prison.
A $5000 fine.
Suspension of your license for 8 years
Court-mandated treatment for substance abuse.

All of these are serious consequences that can significantly alter a person’s life when the DUI is on it’s own. But if someone was injured or killed as a result of DUI, a person can be facing decades in prison.

Don’t Let It Get To Three

Whether it’s a first DUI conviction or a third, DUI charges need to be fought at all costs. At the Hunsucker Legal Group, we understand how important these charges are. Whether fighting to suppress evidence or telling a compelling narrative, we know what it takes to swing the case in your favor.