Georgia DUI Third Offense

Although many Georgia drivers are fortunate enough to avoid being arrested for driving under the influence (DUI), others are not quite so lucky. Unfortunately, if you are a repeat offender, or a person who has been convicted of DUI once or more within the past five years, you can expect to be shown little sympathy in court. Law enforcement officers in Lawrenceville take an especially tough stance on drinking and driving. As a result, the minimum sentence for a Georgia DUI third offense includes some of the most severe penalties on the books.



For most drivers, the idea of spending time in jail is the most terrifying prospect of all—and if you are convicted of a third DUI offense, you can expect to spend at least 15 days behind bars. However, if you have a previous record of drinking and driving, most judges will impose no less than a 30-day jail sentence and may even require up to a one-year sentence.

You may also be required to perform up to 240 hours of community service and undergo drug and/or alcohol rehabilitation at your own expense. In addition, the DMV will confiscate the license plate for your vehicle and replace it with a special tag reserved only for DUI offenders—which means everyone will know you have a history of driving under the influence. In some cases, your name and photograph may even be published in a newspaper!

The good news is that despite all these devastating penalties, you may be able to avoid a third DUI conviction. In fact, with help from a skilled attorney, many drivers are able to reduce or eliminate their charges in court—and all it takes is a strong defense strategy.

Luckily for you, the Law Offices of Webb and Willis are well-versed in the most successful DUI defense tactics and can put this experience to work for your case. After representing thousands of drivers just like you, we know the ins and outs of Georgia’s complex DUI laws and can use this knowledge to provide the aggressive legal representation you need to challenge your drunk driving arrest.

Improve your chances of receiving a favorable outcome in court. Contact the Law Offices of Webb and Willis today to discuss your case with two of the most successful DUI defense attorneys in the state. With round-the-clock availability via phone, text messaging, email, and Facebook, there’s no reason to wait a minute longer. Take a moment to contact Mr. Webb and Mr. Willis right now.  

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