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The Right Attorney To Help You Fight Your Third-Degree DWI Charges
If you have a current charge of DWI or if you have one prior alcohol-related incident or DWI conviction in the past 10 years and test over .08% blood alcohol content (BAC), you will likely be charged with third-degree DWI. Another reason that you would incur the charges for a third-degree DWI is if you were charged with a first-time DWI offense but also had one of the following aggravating factors present:
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A child in your automobile with you
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A refusal to submit to a test
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Testing .2% or more
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Going through railroad track stop arms
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Being involved in an automobile accident where injuries were inflicted or even resulted in death
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These charges should not be treated lightly. Instead, seek the help of an aggressive and skilled criminal defense attorney by contacting Martin Law Offices, PLLC.
Penalties For Third-Degree DWI In Minnesota
Such an offense is considered to be a gross misdemeanor and is punished very severely. Having a Minneapolis DWI attorney to represent you gives you the best chances for a positive outcome of your case. A third-degree DWI can be punished by a fine of up to $3,000, a year in jail, and even the confiscation of license plates and the cancellation of one’s driver’s license. In addition to those criminal penalties, an individual may be subject to probation and/or alcohol counseling. One of the conditions of conviction for such an offense is alcohol evaluation, which takes into account the person’s size, weight and how much alcohol they had consumed.
Contact The Firm For Help Today
Martin Law Offices, PLLC, is located in Minneapolis and serves clients throughout the area. Attorney Matthew Martin has the skills and knowledge that it takes to efficiently build a case on your behalf. He makes it one of his top priorities to protect your rights and make sure they have not been violated in the process of your arrest or during the case. He will fight to preserve your freedom.
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For a free case evaluation, you can call the firm at 612-381-0303 or fill out the online contact form.