What Are The Penalties For "aggravated" Offenses?

Other Maryland Drunk Driving Defense FAQs

• Q: What Is Driving Under The Influence?
  A: In order to be found guilty of driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI) the state needs to prove that you drove a vehicle while your blood alcohol level was .08 or … More
• Q: What Are The Penalties For Dui?
  A: For a first offense the maximum penalty is one year in jail, a $1,000.00 fine and twelve points on your license. (Note that if you are transporting a minor the penalty … More
• Q: What Is Driving While Impaired?
  A: In order to be found guilty of driving while impaired (DWI) the state needs to prove that you drove while your co­ordination was substantially impaired by alcohol. … More
• Q: What Are The Penalties For Dwi?
  A: For a first offense, two months in jail, a $500.00 fine and eight points on your license. (Note that if you are transporting a minor the penalty is substantially …
• Q: What Happens If I Am Accused Of Driving Under The Influence And I Am Offered The Breath Test?
  A: Police officers in Maryland typically use two breath tests. The first breath test is called a preliminary breath test (PBT) and it is done at the scene of the arrest … More
• Q: What About Blood Tests?
  A: Blood tests are only taken in Maryland if a breath test machine is not available, if you can not give a breath sample, or if you are injured and need to be brought to … More
• Q: What Is Probation Before Judgment?
  A: If you plead guilty or are found guilty after a trial, the judge can simply impose a penalty. In many cases, the judge also has the option of getting rid of the guilty … More
• Q: What Is The Breathalyzer Test?
  A: It is an official test administered by a police officer. It measures the amount of alcohol in your blood system through a breath sample.
• Q: Should I Take The Breathalyzer Test?
  A: YES, it is imperative that you take the test. If you refuse to take the test, your license will automatically by suspended for a minimum of 120 days by the Motor … More
• Q: Should I Call A Lawyer If Arrested For Dwi?
  A: ABSOLUTELY! You have the right to contact an attorney just as soon as you are arrested.