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From the video: Felony DUI: An Overview
While any charge of driving under the influence is serious, a felony DUI charge is a matter that can carry particularly large consequences.
From revocation of a driver’s license to potential jail time, such a charge can be extremely disruptive to one’s life.
Felony DUI Defined
In South Carolina, it is against the law to operate a vehicle with a blood-alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08% or higher.
An individual can be charged with a felony DUI when he or she causes serious bodily injury or death while driving under the influence.
An individual can also be charged with felony DUI if charged for a fourth or subsequent offense.
Penalties for Felony DUI in South Carolina
Penalties for felony DUI convictions are dependent on whether an injury or death occurred while operating the vehicle while under the influence.
Great Bodily Injury
In cases where great bodily injury has occurred, an individual convicted of a felony DUI will face between 30 days and 15 years in jail.
Death
In a case that has resulted in death, an individual will face a sentence of one to 25 years in prison, along with a fine of $10,100 and $25,100.
Fourth or Subsequent Offense
Individuals who have been convicted of a fourth or subsequent offense of driving under the influence will face a prison sentence between one and five years, along with a fine determined by the court.
If you or a loved one have been charged with a felony DUI, it is critical to contact a criminal defense attorney as soon as possible.
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