Being accused of driving under the influence (DUI) for a second time can bring about a whole new level of penalties and legal processes. Although you have already been through legal proceedings for a DUI once, it does not mean that this time around will be similar.
Generally, second-time DUI charges in Loveland are treated more severely than first-time offenses, and including concerns about habitual traffic offender status. Call our DUI attorneys from The Colorado Lawyer Team now to learn more about how we can help.
How Do Loveland Prosecutors Handle Repeating DUI Charges?
There is mandatory jail time on a second offense DUI. Depending on the case and program availability, alternative sentencing such as work release may be an option.
Although it depends on the circumstances, you could expect is a longer period of license revocation, mandatory jail, and increased probation terms if applicable. There will likely be higher insurance premiums and longer interlock requirements, both will be costly. Second offense DUI generally carries longer alcohol therapy and education requirements which will also carry a cost.
