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Minimizing The Repercussions Of A DWI

A driving while intoxicated (DWI) conviction may affect more than your immediate driving privileges. Having this charge on your criminal record can hurt your employment options and harm your ability to keep your current job. The stakes are high when you are facing a DWI conviction, which is why you should not handle this legal challenge alone.

At Wesley Rhodes, Attorney at Law, our lawyer represents drivers in Little Rock and throughout Arkansas who are struggling with a range of DWI, driving under the influence (DUI) and other driving violations. He has the skill set you need to confront these serious violations. Whether you are a college student, commercial driver or other driver concerned about your criminal record, our attorney is ready to help.

Know The Penalties Associated With A Conviction

DWI convictions result in harsh penalties and steep fines. In addition to having your license suspended and points added to it, you may face the following penalties:

  • First-time offenders may be responsible for paying fines of up to $1,000 and serving a year in jail.
  • Second-time offenders within ten years of the first offense may be responsible for paying up to $3,000 in fines and serving a year in jail.
  • Third-time offenders within ten years of the first offense may be responsible for paying $5,000 in fines and serving up to a year in jail.
  • Fourth-time offenders within ten years of the first offense face a fine of up to $5,000 and up to six years in prison.
  • Fifth-time offenders within ten years of the first offense face a fine of up to $5,000 and up to ten years in prison.
  • Sixth-time and subsequent offenders within twenty years face a fine of up to $15,000 and up to twenty years in prison.

Why Working With A Lawyer Is Critical

A knowledgeable DWI attorney understands criminal procedures, knows which evidence can be used to create a strong defense and recognizes opportunities for lessening charges. Our lawyer can pursue options for community service to limit prison or jail sentences. You may qualify for a restricted license, an expungement of your conviction or a lesser charge.

Our attorney has a record of court success with DWI matters in Arkansas. You can count on him to explore all your options when he takes your case.

Begin Developing Your Defense Today. Contact Our Office.

Connect with us and take the first step toward minimizing the potential consequences of a DWI conviction. You can easily reach us online or at 501-301-4591 to arrange a free, no-obligation consultation on your legal matter. We respond to client inquiries quickly because we know that DWI matters are serious.