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Driving While Intoxicated
DWI is a stackable offense. This means with each subsequent DWI the level of offense charged is elevated. Sometimes even a dismissal is still stackable. It's important you handle this charge properly to avoid future issues. Having an attorney is critical to navigating keeping a drivers license and insurance.
Felony Driving While Intoxicated
When you are charged with a DWI third or more your DWI becomes a felony. When dealing with felony DWI charges jail time is always a possibility. It is critical you speak with counsel about how to mitigate and protect yourself.
DWI with Child under 15
If you are accused of a DWI with a child in the car the crime is elevated to a felony. The range of punishment can vary greatly on these types of case. There are often times options available but without proper guidance mistakes can be made that seriously impact your freedom.