Repeat DWI Defense – Second & Third DWIs
SECOND REPEAT DWI DEFENSE
Texas is not kind to DWI offenders. The Second Repeat DWI is considered a Class A misdemeanor, serious enough to merit jail time, and it can disrupt your life for years to come.
A Second Repeat DWI can mean:
- A two-year driver’s license suspension
- A fine of up to $4,000
- A year of jail time
- Up to 200 hours of community service
THIRD REPEAT DWI DEFENSE
Texas law cracks down on DWI offenders. While a Second Repeat offense is a Class A misdemeanor, a Third Repeat offense is classified as a felony, with all the penalties that come with it. A felony DWI will negatively affect the rest of your life.
A Third repeat DWI means:
- A two-year driver’s license suspension
- A fine of up to $10,000
- Up to 10 years of jail time
DWI with a minor in the car means:
- A fine of up to $10,000
- Up to 2 years of jail time
Intoxication Manslaughter means at least two years and up to 20 years in prison.
If you’ve been arrested for your second DWI, call (713) 227-1525 today. Don’t wait; you’ll need to start building your defense as soon as possible.