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   What happens if you get a second DUI in Virginia?

   • Conviction for DUI second offense within ten years of prior offense carries the following additional penalty When operating a motor vehicle, boat or watercraft in Virginia, you are legally considered driving or operating under the influence (DUI) if your blood alcohol content (BAC) is 0.08 percent or higher.

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   What is the penalty for a second offense?

   • Any person convicted of a second offense committed within a period of five to 10 years of a prior offense under § 18.2-266 shall upon conviction of the second offense be punished by a mandatory minimum fine of $500 and by confinement in jail for not less than one month. Ten days of such confinement shall be a mandatory minimum sentence. 3.

   § 18.2-270. Penalty for driving while intoxicated; subsequent offense

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   What is a first and second DWI in Virginia?

   • Generally, a first or second DWI conviction in will be a misdemeanor offense. The fines and jail time for a first and second DWI conviction are as follows. All persons convicted of DWI in Virginia must complete the Virginia Alcohol Safety Action Program (VASAP).

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   What happens if you get a DUI in Virginia?

   • Conviction of a DUI offense will result in suspension of your driver’s license and other penalties in addition to the administrative suspension. By operating a vehicle on Virginia highways, you have consented to a breath or blood test upon arrest for DUI.

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   Any person convicted of a second offense committed within less than five years after a prior offense under § 18.2-266 shall upon conviction of the second offense be punished by a mandatory minimum fine of $500 and by confinement in jail for not less than one month nor more than one year.

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   Nov 8, 2015 · A DUI second offense in 5 years in Virginia is punished with an additional mandatory 10 days in jail if the driver’s Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) is between .15 and .20. If the BAC is greater than .20 , he will serve an additional mandatory minimum of 20 days in jail.

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   The moment an officer observes your vehicle, his or her investigation begins. It continues when you are pulled over and begin speaking to the officer. Your appearance, conversation, and even the way you smell could be written down in the officer’s report. All of this is evidence of your condition and can be used against you in your second DUI case....

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   According to Virginia state legal code 18.2-266, DUI is the act of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. By Virginia standards, a driver who tests with a blood alcohol content (BAC) higher than 0.08 is considered intoxicated and can be charged with a DUI. If this is your second DUI in Virginia, the charges and the penalties will differ from ...

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   There are two different penalty categories for a second DUI in Virginia. 1. Within five years – if the second DUI charge is within five years of your last DUI, you can face: 1.1. One month to a year in jail 1.2. A fine of up to $2,500 1.3. An additional enhanced sentence of a minimum mandatory 20 days in jail 2. Within 10 years – if the second DUI ...

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   When you are facing a second DUI in Virginia, it can feel like nobody is on your side or that the law is stacked against you. While the potential consequences are more serious for a second conviction, hiring a seasoned DUI attorney can give you the confidence and peace of mind necessary to execute a well-crafted defense. Your attorney can help you ...

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   Maximum fine of $2,500 fine. $500 minimum fine. 20 day mandatory minimum jail sentence. Additional 10 day jail sentence if BAC greater than or equal to .15. Additional 20 day jail sentence if BAC greater than .20. Restricted license eligible after 1 year § 18.2-271.1 (E) License suspension for 3 years by DMV § 46.2-391 (A)

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   Conviction for DUI second offense within ten years of prior offense carries the following additional penalty. When operating a motor vehicle, boat or watercraft in Virginia, you are legally considered driving or operating under the influence (DUI) if your blood alcohol content (BAC) is 0.08 percent or higher.

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   Per Se Alcohol DWI Charges. All states have "per se" DUI laws that allow prosecutors to prove intoxication based purely on the driver's BAC. In Virginia, the BAC limit is .08%. When a prosecutor proves the driver had a BAC of .08% or more, proof of actual impairment isn't required for a DWI conviction. Per Se Drug DWI Charges.