An Aggrevated DUI A.K.A a felony DUI involves other circumstances surrounding the arrest and accusation. If you receive a DUI while driving with a child under age 15, you can be charged with aggravated DUI.

Other circumstances can turn a DUI into a felony include:

• Receiving a DUI with two or more previous DUI convictions in the last 7 years
• Receiving a DUI while driving with a revoked or suspended license
• Causing a serious accident

• Minimum of 4 Months in Prison
• Drug/Alcohol Screening
• Counseling based On Results of Screening
• $750 fine + surcharge up to $2500 in fees
• First Time Offenders have probation available (10 years)
• 3 Year Drivers License Revocation
• Required Interlock Device

An Aggrevated DUI A.K.A a felony DUI involves other circumstances surrounding the arrest and accusation. If you receive a DUI while driving with a child under age 15, you can be charged with aggravated DUI.

Other circumstances can turn a DUI into a felony include:

• Receiving a DUI with two or more previous DUI convictions in the last 7 years
• Receiving a DUI while driving with a revoked or suspended license
• Causing a serious accident

• Minimum of 4 Months in Prison
• Drug/Alcohol Screening
• Counseling based On Results of Screening
• $750 fine + surcharge up to $2500 in fees
• First Time Offenders have probation available (10 years)
• 3 Year Drivers License Revocation
• Required Interlock Device