Windham County Multiple DUI Attorney

Windham County DUI Lawyer Fighting Zealously on Your Behalf

As bad as the penalties are for a first-time OUI/DUI conviction in Connecticut, they are that much worse for second, third, and subsequent offense convictions. If you have been charged with drunk driving and have prior OUI convictions on your record, it is important to consult with an experienced Windham County DUI defense lawyer as soon as possible.

At The Law Office of Jerome Paun, we can provide you with the effective drunk driving defense representation you need. We are committed to helping our clients avoid the harsh consequences of multiple OUI convictions.

Contact us online today or call (860) 455-4202 to schedule your free consultation. 

Second, Third & Subsequent OUI Convictions

The look-back period for OUI offenses in Connecticut is 10 years. If you are convicted of a second OUI offense within 10 years of your first conviction, you face a fine ranging from $1,000 to $4,000 and a mandatory minimum jail sentence of at least 120 days. In addition to any fine imposed, the court can order you to pay a probation fee and court costs.

You also face a suspension of your driver's license and, as a condition for the restoration of your operator's license, you will be required to install an approved ignition interlock device (IID) in each motor vehicle you own or operate for two years, at your own expense.

A third or subsequent conviction will result in permanent revocation of your driver's license. The fines for a third conviction range from $2,000 to $8,000, the jail sentence ranging from a mandatory minimum of one year up to three years. In addition to any fine imposed, the court can order you to pay a probation fee and court costs.

Contact The Law Office of Jerome Paun for Effective Defense

If you have been charged with OUI for a second, third, or subsequent offense in Connecticut, don't panic! While the penalties are harsh, there are effective drunk driving defense strategies an experienced lawyer can employ on your behalf to minimize, if not avoid, negative consequences.

To consult with a skilled OUI defense attorney in Windham County, contact The Law Office of Jerome Paun online or by telephone at (860) 455-4202 today.