Second-Time DUI? 

Trusted DUI Defense Attorney in Olathe

While a first DUI conviction can come with serious consequences, a second or subsequent DUI can result in serious problems for your future. Not only will you be ineligble for diversion, the possible jail sentences and fines become far greater. You need to take these charges seriously. At Duma Law Offices, we can help. Our firm has built a reputation for aggressive DUI defense when it counts. Let the experienced DUI attorney Michael C. Duma help you protect your rights and your future. 

Call (913) 782-7072 now or contact Duma Law Offices online to schedule your free consultation.

Understanding the Consequences of a Second DUI Conviction

Because a DUI arrest can happen to anyone once, the law affords for leniency on a first offense. For a second conviction, however, that all changes. With a second DUI conviction, your sentence can skyrocket from a six month period to a year. Your fines will also increase. More importantly, there is a mandatory minmimum penatly of five days in custodyh. Additionlly, if you are convicted of a third DUI within 10 years of your second DUI conviction, you will face a felony that could severely limit your Constitutional rights and freedoms. Make sure you protect yourself.

Along with jail sentencing and fines, you could face:

• Mandatory installation of an ignition interlock device
• License suspension
• Mandatory drug and alcohol abuse treatment program attendance; or
• House arrest

Why Duma Law Offices is Your Best Choice for DUI Defense

With more than 15 years of trial and litigation experience, as well as being a former DUI prosecutor, Michael Duma understands the strategies that work when helping our clients build a strong defense. Law enforcement and prosecutors are known for taking liberties to paint suspected DUI offenders as guilty. Michael is here to help you plan an effective defense that tells your side of the story in a compelling way. Let us help you protect your driving privileges and avoid having a criminal offense on your record.

Call (913) 782-7072 now to schedule your free consultation. We also represent clients throughout Northeastern Kansas.