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DUI / DWUI

Contact me, so we can discuss your case and your options. Wyoming uses a 10 years look back for DWUI/DUI. For each DWUI/DUI conviction, the consequences increase.

1st offense DWUI/DUI conviction

Court Consequences	Wyoming Driving Privilege
up to 6 months jail / incarceration	3 months driver's license suspension
and up to 3 years probation	3 years SR-22 requirement
and up to $750 fine	*If BAC at, or above, .15%, 6 months Ignition Interlock Device requirement

2nd offense DWUI/DUI conviction within 10 years

Court Consequences	Wyoming Driving Privilege
minimum 7 days jail / incarceration, up to 6 months jail / incarceration	1 year Ignition Interlock Device requirement
and up to 3 years probation	3 years SR-22 requirement
and minimum $200 fine, up to $750 fine

3rd offense DWUI/DUI conviction within 10 years

Court Consequences	Wyoming Driving Privilege
minimum 30 days jail / incarceration, up to 6 months jail / incarceration	2 years Ignition Interlock Device requirement
and up to 3 years probation	3 years SR-22 requirement
and minimum $750 fine, up to $3,000 fine

4th offense DWUI/DUI conviction within 10 years

Court Consequences	Wyoming Driving Privilege
up to 7 years in prison	Lifetime Ignition Interlock Device requirement
and up to 7 years probation	SR-22 requirement
and up to $10,000 fine

*Ignition Interlock Device requirement includes:

SR-22 on file with WY DOT
Ignition Interlock Device installed by provider, and paid for by individual
Ignition Interlock Restricted license issued by WY DOT, through local Driver Services