

Franklin Repeat DUI Lawyer
Aggressive Defense For Repeat DUI Offenders in Williamson County
DUI punishment is purposefully severe to discourage anyone from drinking and driving. First-timers face steep fines and the possibility of jail time. However, repeat offenders face increasingly stricter punishments, with mandatory jail time, fines, and more. At Larsen Law PLLC, our experienced Franklin criminal defense lawyer has helped clients fight multiple DUI charges and protect their freedom. If you were charged with a repeat DUI offense, let our team help you protect yourself.
Are you facing a repeat DUI charge in Tennessee? Call Larsen Law PLLC today at (615) 933-2454 or contact us online to schedule a meeting with our repeat DUI defense attorney in Franklin!
What Makes Us Different?
Experienced. Trusted. Respected.- Relentless Advocate for All Clients
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Trial Tested. Proven Track Record.
Sometimes going to trial is necessary. Attorney Eric Larsen is not afraid to do so if it's in the best interest of the client.
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Respected Amongst His Peers
Eric’s ability to maneuver through both trial advocacy and negotiations have earned him the respect of prosecutors, law enforcement, and the judiciary, which often leads to results that exceed client expectations.
What are the Penalties for Repeat DUI Charges in Tennessee?
Whereas first-time drunk driving offenders can escape serious jail time and pay a fine of up to $1,500 (not counting towing, bail, and other charges), those facing their second strike (or subsequent) face burdensome, lasting consequences.
Consequences for repeat offenders include:
- Second-time offenders: Jail time between 45 days and a year, as well as a mandatory fine between $600 and $3,500. Driver's license can also be revoked for up to two years.
- Third-time offenders: Minimum jail time of 120 days with fines ranging from $1,100 to $10,000, along with a license revocation of up to six years.
- Fourth-time and subsequent offenders: Considered a class E felony and comes with a year's worth of jail time (150 days served minimum) and a fine ranging from $3,000 to $15,000. Driver's license can also be revoked for up to eight years.
These are just the obvious, initial costs. Drivers are also looking at vehicle forfeiture, high insurance payments, interlock device installation, and more.
Contact Our Franklin Repeat DUI Attorney Today
The penalties increase exponentially if you are facing a second or subsequent DUI offense. Even if you were stopped for suspicion of driving under the influence of a controlled substance rather than alcohol, you would still be treated as a DUI offender.
A skilled attorney can work by your side to determine the best course of action to fight the charges. DUI tests aren't error-proof, and neither are law enforcement officers. I work with experts and skilled professionals who can assist our investigation and help strengthen our case.
Contact Larsen Law PLLC today to schedule a FREE consultation with our repeat DUI Defense lawyer in Franklin!



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