What are the Consequences of an Aggravated DUI Conviction?
For a first offense class 4 Aggravated DUI, the maximum penalty is 3.75 years in prison and a $150,000 fine. The minimum prison sentence a judge can impose if you are convicted of Aggravated DUI is (4) four months in prison. That is (4) four months in the Department of Corrections with no work release or work furlough. A felony conviction will result in the loss of your civil rights. You will loose rights such as the right to vote and possess a firearm. A felony can result in the loss of a professional license and result in termination in many occupations. You may encounter great difficulty traveling and obtaining a passport or visa. A felony conviction may adversely affect your immigration status and result in deportation. You may have to take classes, or be and be placed on supervised probation for several years. . You could be ordered to do community service and your insurance rates may go up. If convicted, you will have to pay for an ignition interlock device to be installed on you
