Costs of an Oklahoma DUI

Too often, we speak to potential clients who believe that a DUI charge in Oklahoma will result in little more than a slap on the wrist. This simply is not the case—especially if you have previous drunk driving charges on your record.

Here are a few of the potential costs of a DUI charge:

• A fine of up to $5,000
• Court fees
• Loss of driver’s license
• Time served in prison (third felony charge carries up to 20 years)
• Up to 480 hours of community service
• Probation fees
• In-patient rehabilitative drug/alcohol treatment at your own expense
• Loss of Global Entry Pass
• Mandatory installation of an ignition interlock (blow-and-go) in your vehicle
• Loss of commercial driver’s license (CDL)
• Loss of job
• Increased auto insurance rates
• Increase health insurance rates
• Consequences from chain of command (military)
• Impact on immigration status (non-citizens)
• Impact on security clearance
• Loss of future job opportunities
• Loss of educational scholarships and grants
• Academic probation or expulsion
• Loss of company car or driving privileges

Our experienced attorneys have helped hundreds of clients obtain favorable results in their DUI cases and avoid many of these life-altering consequences.

If you are facing an Oklahoma DUI charge, contact us today to see how we can help you with your case.