- License suspension for a minimum period of 180 or 90 days if you agreed to submit to chemical testing. If you did not submit to chemical testing, you face a 270 day license suspension;
- Installation of an ignition interlock device in all vehicles that the convicted motorist may legally drive for 6 months;
- Monetary fines of up to $2,000, depending on the circumstances of the violation; and/or
- Jail time of up to one year, or up to two years if the individual was found to be transporting a minor at the time of the incident.
Second time offenders who are convicted of DUI in the state of Maryland can expect:
- License suspension for a minimum of 180 or 270 days if you agreed to submit to chemical testing. If you refused chemical testing, you face a 2 year license suspension;
- Installation of an ignition interlock device in all vehicles that the convicted motorist may legally drive for 1 year;
- Monetary fines of up to $3,000, depending on the circumstances of the violation; and/or
- Jail time of up to two years, or of up to three years if the individual was found to be transporting a minor at the time of the incident
Individuals with three or more convictions for Maryland DUI can expect:
- License suspension for a minimum period of either 180 or 270 days if you agreed to submit to chemical testing. If you did not submit to chemical testing, you face a 2 year license suspension;
- Mandatory jail time;
- Installation of an ignition interlock device in all vehicles that they convicted motorist may legally drive for 3 years;
- Monetary fines of up to $4,000, dependent on the circumstances of the violation; and/or
- Jail time of up to three years, or of up to four years if the individual was found to be transporting a minor at the time of the incident.
