Over the last several decades the laws and penalties relating to driving under the influence, or DUI, in Nebraska have become increasingly harsh. Even a first time offender faces a potential jail sentence and the loss of his or her driving privileges if convicted. If you have been charged with a DUI offense in Nebraska you may asking “ How is DUI charged in Nebraska? ” In Nebraska, several factors impact how a DUI is charged and, consequently, the penalties you face if convicted of a DUI offense. First, the law looks at whether or not you have a previous conviction for DUI. If you do not have a history of DUI, and there are no additional aggravating circumstances, you will be charged with a Class W misdemeanor for a first-time DUI. A second or third DUI charge will still be charged as a Class W misdemeanor; however, the potential penalties for a conviction will increase. On a fourth or fifth DUI arrest, the charge will be increased to a Class IIIA or Class III felony and will incl
Posted on: Tue, 14 Oct 2014 09:35:44 +0000
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