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In San Diego, if you have been charged with multiple DUI offenses and you are convicted for a third time you may be facing penalties including but not limited to the following:

• 120 days to a year in jail.
• $390 - $1000 in fines.
• 3 years suspended license.
• Habitual Offender designation (this is very detrimental to your reputation and future opportunities)
• Ignition Interlock Device for your vehicle; this is when you can actually drive again.
• Complete driving under the influence course.
• California SR22 restricted license certificate.

There are just a few of the consequences if you are convicted of your third DUI charge.  It is important for your to hire legal representation today.  You should hire a criminal defense attorney who has a reputation for obtaining optimum case results.  Attorney Erik Friis from the Superior Law Center is respected and reputable throughout San Diego for his work with individuals who have been charged with a crime.

Call our San Diego DUI defense lawyer today!

1. Jail - You could serve anywhere from 90 days to a year in prison.
2. Fines - You could be fined anywhere from $390 - $1,000.
3. Suspended License - You will be unable to drive for 2 years.
4. Driving Program - You will be required to complete a Driving Under the Influence program.
5. California SR22 Certificate - Once you receive your license back it will be restricted.

It important that you take DUI charges very serious and that you follow the time sensitive protocol for defending your case.  If you have been charged with driving under the influence in San Diego you should seek legal help from a reputable law firm such as The Superior Law Center.

Contact our aggressive San Diego DUI Defense Attorney today for a consultation when you call 888-258-6185.

If you live in San Diego and you have been charged with a first time DUI offense there are a few things you should consider about the consequences of your pending conviction. 

First DUI Conviction:

California criminal law states that an individuals first drunk driving conviction could consist of, but is not limited to, the following DUI penalties:

1. Jail - You could serve any where from 96 hours to 6 months in a San Diego jail. 
2. Fines - You face the possibility of fines ranging from $390 to $1000 
3. Suspended License - Your license will be suspended for six months. 
4. Driving School - You will have to complete a "Driving Under the Influence" program in a San Diego driving school before you can drive again.
5. Insurance - In some cases the price of your insurance will increase and your insurance plan will reflect your conviction.  Also, a special kind of insurance is required for a restricted license.
6. IID - There is a possibility that you could be ordered to install an Ignition Interlock Device.  Sometimes you are required to purchase the expensive machinery from your local San Diego police department.

These consequences do not even begin to touch on the affects a DUI conviction can have on your relationships, your reputation and your ability to obtain work in the future.  It is important that you hire a defense lawyer who can represent you well.  At the Superior Law Center we value excellence in service and we are committed to the well being of each client.

Contact an aggressive San Diego Criminal Defense Lawyer today for a consultation.