In Wisconsin, second and third offenses for OWI are typically classified as misdemeanors. However, the penalties can still be severe, including:
- Increased jail time
- Larger fines
- Installation of an ignition interlock device (IID) on your vehicle
- Mandatory alcohol and drug treatment programs
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Penalties for Second DUI In Wisconsin
A second OWI conviction in Wisconsin can result in:
- Up to one year in jail
- Fines up to $3,500
- License suspension for up to 18 months
- Mandatory alcohol assessment and treatment
These consequences can have a significant impact on your life. Let Nero DUI Defense fight for a more favorable outcome.
Penalties for Third DUI Wisconsin
A third OWI conviction in Wisconsin can lead to:
- Up to one year in jail
- Fines up to $5,250
- License suspension for up to three years
- Mandatory alcohol assessment and treatment
- Installation of an IID
The potential consequences are serious. Contact Nero DUI Defense for aggressive legal representation.
Misdemeanor OWI Charges
Even though second and third offenses are considered misdemeanors, the legal process can be complex. An experienced OWI attorney can guide you through each step and ensure your rights are protected.
Why Hire a DUI Attorney
The legal system is complex, and the penalties for a DUI conviction can be severe. That's why having an experienced DUI attorney on your side is essential. An experienced attorney can fight for your rights by challenging the arrest itself, negotiate for reduced charges or penalties, and represent you in court if needed.
Facing a second or third OWI charge can be overwhelming. At Nero DUI Defense, we understand the challenges you're facing. We are committed to providing you with the aggressive and experienced legal representation you deserve.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How much jail time for a 2nd OWI in Wisconsin?
Between 5 days and 6 months, depending on circumstances.
What happens to my license after a 3rd OWI?
License revocation lasts 2–3 years, and it is mandatory to install an IID.
Can I challenge the results of a breath test?
Yes. Machines can malfunction, and officers can make procedural errors.
Will I lose my job or CDL after a repeat OWI?
Possibly. That’s why fighting the charges is so critical.
Is a third OWI a felony?
Not yet—but a fourth OWI offense is. The third is a serious misdemeanor crime.
Do I need an attorney if it’s my second offense?
Absolutely. Repeat OWI offenses carry severe penalties and require a skilled strategy.
Can I get an occupational driver's license after a conviction?
Often, yes—with restrictions. Our law firm can guide you through the process.
Can the charges be reduced or dismissed?
Yes, depending on the evidence and your attorney’s defense strategy.
