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Ohio Dwi Laws and penalties
Blood Alcohol content Limits
Under 21 - .02%
21 or older - .08%
Commercial - .04%
Ohio has an implied consent law. That means that if you refuse to submit to a chemical test you will be subject to a fine and automatic license suspension.
1st Offense
Minimum Jail 3 days
Refusal to take test: 1 year suspension of license
2nd offense
10 days jail
Refusal to take test: 2 year suspension of license
3rd Offense
30 days jail
Refusal to take test: 3 year suspension of license
Look back Period: 6 years (Period of time that prior OVIs are relevant for sentencing.
In some circumstances, a plea bargain of "wet reckless" might be accepted by the prosecution in Ohio. A "wet reckless," or a conviction of reckless driving involving alcohol, is usually made as a result of a plea bargain in which a charge of drunk driving is reduced to a case of reckless driving. A plea bargain of wet reckless might occur when the amount of alcohol is borderline illegal, there was no accident, and the defendant has no prior record. But if there is a subsequent drunk driving conviction, the "wet reckless" is usually considered a prior drunk driving conviction; the resulting sentence can be what's required for a second OVI/DWI conviction. If you are interested in trying to make a plea for a wet reckless, you'll need the help of a lawyer.
First Ohio DWI
1st Drunk Driving Conviction
• Jail – 3 Days Minimum up to 6 Months or,
• Driver Intervention Program – For 3 Days
• Jail – 6 Days (If Blood Alcohol Concentration .17 or Above)
• License Suspension – From 6 Months to 3 Years
• Reinstatement Fee - $450
• Fine – From $250 to $1,000
Second Ohio DWI
2nd Drunk Driving Conviction
• Jail – 10 Days Minimum and,
• Electronic Home Monitoring – From 18 Days to 6 Months
• Jail – 20 Days (If Blood Alcohol Concentration .17 or Above)
• Fine – From $350 to $1,500
• License Suspension – From 1 to 5 Years
• Reinstatement Fee - $450
• Vehicle Immobilization – 90 Days
• Driver Intervention Program
Third Ohio OVI
3rd Drunk Driving Conviction
• Jail – 30 Days to 1 Year or,
• Jail – 15 Days and Electronic Home Monitoring from 55 days to 1 Year
• Jail – 60 Days (If Blood Alcohol Concentration .17 or Above)
• Fine – From $350 to $1,500
• License Suspension – From 1 to 10 Years
• Reinstatement Fee - $450
• Vehicle Immobilization – 180 Days
• Attend Mandatory Alcohol Treatment Program
Fourth Ohio DWI
4th Drunk Driving Convictions
• Felony Offense
• Jail – 60 Days to 1 Year
• Fine – From $800 to $10,000
• License Suspension – From 3 Years to Permanent
• Reinstatement Fee - $450
• Mandatory Vehicle Forfeiture
• Mandatory Drug / Alcohol Treatment Program
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