Tennessee DUI, Collierville and the potential consequences for drunk driving convictions include serious fines, court costs, a license suspension and possible time behind bars. The penalties escalate for 2nd, 3rd offenses.
Tennessee DUI, COLLIERVILLE
In Tennessee, first time convicted offenders spend a minimum of 48 hours and up to 11 months in jail and typically have classes to attend. They lose their driving privileges for 1 year and even with a restricted license an ignition interlock device is sometimes mandatory. First time offenders pay a minimum fine of $350 and a maximum fine of $1500. In Tennessee, second time convicted offenders spend a minimum of 45 days in jail up to one year in jail and typically have classes to attend. They lose their driving privileges for 2 years and even with a restricted license an ignition interlock device is sometimes mandatory. Second time offenders must pay a minimum of $600 and a maximum of $3,500. In Tennessee, Third time convicted offenders spend a minimum of 120 days in jail up to one year in jail and typically have classes to attend. They lose their driving privileges for 3-10 years and pay fines between $1.100-$10,000.
A DUI conviction carries with it personal family consequences. A DUI could cause you to lose your job or even prevent you from getting a job. People make mistakes, you must retain a lawyer to protect yourself and your family. There is no question that being charged with a DUI is very stressful. Call us and we will help you through this arduous process and thoroughly investigate your case.
