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DUI Penalties in Washington State if you had ... |
- test result under .15% or no breath test (but not a refusal)
- no prior offenses in the last 7 years
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| Administrative Penalties |
Criminal Penalties |
- If breath/blood test results over .08%
- 90 day license suspension for first
offense within seven years. - No occupational license for first 30 days.
- Two year license revocation if second or subsequent administrative action within
seven years. - SR-22 insurance (high risk) for three
years after reinstatement.
- $150 reissue fee.
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- $825 minimum fine; $5000 maximum.
- 90 day license suspension (concurrent with any administrative suspension).
- SR-22 insurance (high risk) for 3 years following reinstatement.
- Alcohol abuse evaluation. Up to two years of treatment.
- Ignition interlock for one year, and pay the costs.
- Up to five years of monitored probation, and pay the cost.
- Probationary license for 5 years following reinstatement.
- Exclusion from Canada.
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Where there has been a prior offense* within seven years, use the chart below to determine the mandatory minimums:
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| Prior Offenses* (in last seven years): |
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| *(For DUI, or for reckless driving, negligent driving first degree or reckless driving if originally charged as a DUI or for a prior deferred prosecution, or for a prior conviction for Vehicular homicide or vehicular assault)
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