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A first DUI offense in the state of Alabama will result in a 90-day driver's license suspension. If you wish to maintain your driving privilege during the 90-day suspension period it is extremely important that your Alabama DUI lawyer file a request for an administrative hearing within 10 days of the initial arrest with the Alabama Department of Public Safety.

Even though this administrative hearing is not a court proceeding, if you wish to be able to maintain your driving privileges, you are going to want your Alabama DUI lawyer to handle the hearing proceedings. Your Alabama DUI attorney is going to know what the Alabama Department of Public Safety requires and how to maintain your driving privilege.

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DUI Convictions - Violation Penalties

First Conviction:
Imprisonment - Up to 1 year in municipal or county jail (no minimum mandatory sentence)
Fine - $500 - $2,000, plus an additional $100 fine assessed for Impaired Drivers Trust Fund (§32-5A-191.1)
Mandatory - 90-day license suspension, DUI school attendance

Second Conviction:
Imprisonment - 48 consecutive hours, up to 1 year, or not less than 20 days community service
Fine - $1,000 - $5,000, plus an additional $100 fine assessed for Impaired Drivers Trust Fund (32-5A-191.1)
Mandatory - Not less than 48 hours consecutive imprisonment, or community service of not less than 20 days
DL Revocation - 1 year

Third Conviction Within 5 Years:
Imprisonment - 60 days in municipal or county jail, up to 1 year
Mandatory - 60-day imprisonment which cannot be probated or suspended
Fine - $2,000 - $10,000, plus an additional $100 fine assessed for Impaired Drivers Trust Fund (32-5A-191.1)
DL Revocation - 3 years

Fourth or Subsequent Conviction Within 5 Years - Class C Felony (32-5A-191):
Imprisonment - 1-10 years
Fine - $4,000 - $10,000
DL Revocation - 5 years
source: http://www.dps.state.al.us/HighwayPatrol/dui.aspx

Alabama Driver Information:
Motor Vehicle Department: http://www.dps.state.al.us
DUI Laws:
http://www.dps.state.al.us/HighwayPatrol/DUI.aspx
Driver's Manual: (.pdf)
http://www.dps.state.al.us/DriverLicense/manuals/DriverManual.pdf

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