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June 9, 2021
Missouri DUI penalties are based on the number of prior DUI offenses for which you were found guilty. This includes guilty by verdict after a trial or by a voluntarily entering a plea of guilty as is commonly done in connection with a bargained plea deal.
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A seventh DUI in Missouri is a A felony, meaning it carries significant prison time. Felony DUI's do not get any more serious than this.
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A sixth DUI in Missouri is a serious felony charge. It is classified as a B felony, meaning it carries significant prison time.
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A fifth DUI in Missouri is a serious felony charge. It is classified as a C felony, meaning it carries significant prison time. A trained and experienced Missouri DUI Attorney to avoid jail and minimize the loss of your driving privileges.
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A fourth DUI in Missouri is a felony charge which carries serious consequences for both your freedom and your driver's license. When your freedom is stake, the lawyer you choose could mean avoiding jail and keeping your license. Anthony Bretz can help you protect your rights.
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A third DUI in Missouri is a felony charge and carries significant consequences. Your freedom is at stake and the lawyer you choose could mean avoiding jail. You need a lawyer who knows how to analyze your driving record and prior DUI history in order to design a proper defense.
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A second DUI in Missouri carries harsher consequences than a first, and depending on how much time there is between the two charges your outcome could be much worse. This is why hiring an attorney who understands Missouri DUI penalties and relevant law to represent you is extremely important.
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Missouri DUI penalties range from manageable to severe. You not only could spend time in prison but you also have to worry about possible administrative actions the state will take against your license.
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You went to the job interview and everything went well. They hired you on the spot and had you start filling out the paperwork. Then after a week on the job your boss calls you into his office and says "we've got a problem with the paperwork."
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People tend to make better decisions when they have better information. This is especially true when you are dealing with a criminal charge. Whether or not you take the prosecutor's deal or fight the charges in court is one of the biggest decisions you could face. Keeping in mind how your decision today could affect your future options will help you choose what is best for you.
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