Multiple DUI Offenses
Knoxville Multiple DUI Defense Attorney
Skilled Tennessee 2nd 3rd Offense Charge Lawyer
If you are charged with a second, third or fourth DUI/DWI, secure experienced legal help immediately. The penalties increase substantially with every drunk driving conviction, but your legal rights remain the same.
At the Law Office of Allen E. Schwartz, I offer more than 40 years of experience defending individuals suspected of first time and repeat drunk driving offenses throughout the Knoxville Metropolitan area. I am a skilled Knoxville multiple DUI defense attorney prepared to develop an aggressive defense strategy focused on mitigating any potential penalties. When the stakes are high, entrust my legal skills to help secure your civil rights.
Law Office of Allen E. Schwartz · Knoxville Multiple DUI Defense Attorney
Contact me online or call 865-622-7736 for a free initial consultation.
I am an experienced multiple DUI defense attorney who acts as both a legal advocate and counselor. During a free initial consultation, I will keep you informed of your legal rights and potential penalties associated with multiple DUI convictions, such as:
- 2nd Offense DUI: If you are convicted of a DUI within 10 years of a first drunk driving conviction, you will be charged with a second offense punishable from 45 days to 1 year in jail. You will also be required to pay a fine between $600 and $3,500 and participate in an alcohol treatment program. You could be required to install an ignition interlock device on your car, once you regain your driving privileges.
- 3rd Offense DUI: A conviction of a third offense is punishable with mandatory fines between $1,100 and $10,000 and jail time ranging from 120 days to 1 year. Your license could be revoked for 3 to 10 years with the possibility of a vehicle seizure or the requirement to install an ignition interlock device on your car, once you regain your driving privileges.
- 4th offense DUI: If you are convicted of a fourth DUI, you will be considered a habitual DUI offender. You would likely face 1 year in jail and mandatory fines ranging from $3,000 to $15,000. Your license could also be revoked between 3 and 10 years with no opportunity for a restricted license. Once you regain your driving privileges, you could be required to install an ignition interlock device on your vehicle.
I will develop an aggressive defense strategy through conducting a thorough investigation into the allegations against you. If law enforcement made any procedural errors or violated your civil rights, I will fight for a dismissal or reduced charges.
Contact My Law Office Today
I seek to protect your rights and secure a favorable outcome. Contact my law office today to discuss an effective criminal defense strategy in your case. Your initial consultation is free and absolutely confidential.