Oklahoma DUI Fourth-Offense Penalties
Driving while intoxicated is illegal, and there are a number of different substances that can cause intoxication. Most people know it’s illegal to drive under the influence of illegal drugs or alcohol with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .08 or higher. But some legal, prescription drugs can also cause intoxication.
In Oklahoma, state law defines several different types of charges for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, and each charge is slightly different. These include:
- Driving under the influence (DUI)
- Driving while impaired (DWI)
- Actual physical control (APC)
- Driving under the influence with a child in the vehicle
- Manslaughter
Fourth-Offense DUIs in Oklahoma
With previous DUI charges, the potential punishment associated with your charges will be more severe. The state takes fourth-offense DUIs very seriously. They include significant jail time and steep fines.
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Fourth-Offense DUI Defense Strategies
If you’re facing a fourth-offense DUI, you’re probably worried about the severe consequences of being convicted. Don’t lose hope – with the right representation, it is possible to get your charges reduced or dismissed. You need an attorney for fourth-offense DUI charges if you want to improve your chances of a successful outcome.
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frequently asked questions
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What Is a Habitual Offender?After multiple DUI charges, the Department of Public Safety may deem you a habitual offender, meaning they consider you a threat to society. You could lose your driver’s license for a substantial period of time. The DPS will likely require rehabilitation, and you’re much more likely to be sent to jail without help from a defense attorney.
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Is a Fourth-Offense DUI a Felony or Misdemeanor in Oklahoma?Fourth-offense DUIs are felonies in Oklahoma.
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What Is the Potential Jail Time for a Fourth-Offense DUI in Oklahoma?The potential jail time for a fourth-offense DUI in Oklahoma is one to 20 years.
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What Are the Potential Fines for a Fourth-Offense DUI in Oklahoma?The potential fines for a fourth-offense DUI in Oklahoma are up to $10,000 or more. It depends on your case and circumstances.
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What Is the License Suspension Period for a Fourth-Offense DUI in Oklahoma?If DPS deems you a habitual offender, they’ll revoke your license for at least one year. Following your license suspension, DPS will require an ignition interlock device until they deem you no longer a threat to society. The criminal consequences of a fourth-offense DUI will likely include drug court if you want to have any hope of avoiding jail time.
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Do You Have to Attend DUI School for a Fourth-Offense DUI in Oklahoma?Yes, you will very likely be required to attend DUI School for a fourth-offense DUI in Oklahoma.
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Do You Have to Attend a Victim Impact Panel for a Fourth-Offense DUI in Oklahoma?Yes, you will very likely be required to attend a Victim Impact Panel for a Fourth-offense DUI in Oklahoma.
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How Are Fourth-Offense DUIs Treated if the BAC is Above 0.15?A BAC of 0.15 or higher will result in your charge being changed from a non-aggravated DUI to an aggravated DUI with more serious consequences.
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ELITE DUI DEFENSE BACKED BY A POWERFUL TEAM John Hunsucker, Regent with the National College for DUI Defense, where he sits on the Board of Directors
John is a nationally recognized DUI defense attorney and one of only 50 lawyers nationwide to earn Board Certification* in DUI Defense from the National College for DUI Defense. A former prosecutor, he uses his insider knowledge to build strategic, effective defenses. John and the team at Hunsucker Legal provide strategic, results-focused DUI defense throughout Oklahoma and beyond.
*The NCDD is the only organization accredited by the American Bar Association (ABA) to provide certification in the specialty field of DUI Defense Law.
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FIGHT FOR YOUR LICENSE Brian Morton, Former Assistant General Counsel for the Oklahoma Department of Public SafetyFocused solely on Driver’s License Defense, he fights tirelessly for the rights of our clients, using his unique perspective and expertise to secure the best possible outcomes. His in-depth knowledge of DUI law, including implied consent and prosecutorial tactics, makes him an invaluable asset to your case.
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