Defending New Yorkers against a third DWI conviction
If you have been charged with a third DWI offense in New York State within 10 years, you have a lot to consider about your future. New York courts are hostile towards repeat offenders and a third DWI within 10 years is no exception. You are facing severe penalties and a Class D felony. You could be subjected to imprisonment and a permanent criminal record. If you have been charged with a third DWI offense, it is in your best interest to contact a law firm that has the experience and persistence needed to defend against such a serious charge. Contact KCS Law for a consultation. Allow the firm to assess your situation, guide you through your legal options, and passionately represent your needs.
Consequences of a third DWI conviction
If you have a blood alcohol content over 0.08% while driving a vehicle, you are over the legal limit and can be charged with a DWI by the state of New York. New York State prosecutes repeat offenders aggressively. Those who are convicted face overwhelming consequences for their actions and the diligent attorneys at KCS Law are ready to fight to limit the impact of a criminal conviction. The penalties for a third DWI may include:
- Fines ranging from $2,000-$10,000
- Up to 7 years in jail
- Revoked license for at least 1 year (possibly permanent revocation)
- State surcharges
Contact a firm with experience and persistence
At KCS Law, our experienced DWI attorneys will fight to reach the best possible outcome of your legal matter. Our firm will explore all defenses to avoid a felony conviction and jail time. You have a myriad of legal defenses available to you, depending on your circumstances, and KCS Law will review all legal avenues to avoid conviction or limit the permanent impact of a conviction. If found guilty, one can face a range of overwhelming consequences that can potentially devastate both your life and livelihood. The attorneys at KCS Law will work tirelessly to defend your case. Contact our firm for a consultation. Our attorneys are ready to review your case and guide you through the legal process going forward.
