This depends on when the prior DWI occurred. If you get 2 DWI/DUI’s in a 10 year period, there is a mandatory minimum 30 day jail sentence. At least 48 hours of that sentence have to be served consecutively in custody. The balance can sometimes be negotiated to...
Actual in custody jail time will depend on the circumstances of your case. For some cases, if there is an alcohol concentration of .16 or more, if there is a kid in the car at the time of the offense, or if there is a refusal, you can be held in jail for up to 48...
The penalties stemming from a DWI ultimately depend on a number of factors. First, in MN, the Minnesota Legislature has decided that mandatory jail time begins to be imposed if people have prior offenses within 10 years of the newest offense. Even a Second offense in...
In Minnesota, a felony DWI is a serious criminal offense. Accordingly, it takes only a few limited circumstances to get a DWI case charged at that level. First, if the newest DWI offense is your 4th in a 10 year period, then it is a felony. A DWI can also be a felony...
According to MN DWI laws, there are four different aggravating factors. First, your newest case can be made more serious if you have a prior impaired driving incident within the ten years immediately preceding the current offense. This can be either a criminal...
