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Aggressively Defending Felony DUI Charges in Wisconsin

If you are facing charges of felony DUI in Wisconsin, it is crucial to seek the assistance of an experienced attorney who specializes in handling such cases. At Melowski & Singh, LLC, our dedicated team of legal professionals in Sheboygan understands the gravity of felony DUI charges and their potential consequences. With our expertise and knowledge of Wisconsin's DUI laws, we are committed to providing strategic defense representation tailored to your situation. Our Sheboygan felony DUI lawyers are here to protect your rights and vigorously advocate for the best possible outcome in your case.

Are you facing a Felony DUI charge in Wisconsin? Call Melowski & Singh today at (920) 294-1414 or contact us online to schedule a meeting with our felony DUI lawyer in Sheboygan!

When is a DUI a Felony in Wisconsin?

In Wisconsin, certain circumstances can elevate a DUI to a felony offense. Here are some situations in which a DUI can be classified as a felony in Wisconsin:

  • Fifth Offense DUI: A fifth DUI in Wisconsin or higher is automatically charged as a felony, meaning that you will permanently lose your right to possess a firearm if you are convicted.
  • Fourth Offense DUI: A fourth offense within five years is classified as a Class H felony in Wisconsin.
  • DUI Causing Injury: If a DUI results in great bodily harm to another person, it can be charged as a felony offense.
  • Homicide by Intoxicated Use of a Vehicle: If a DUI accident leads to the death of another person, it can be charged as a felony offense, such as vehicular homicide or negligent homicide.
  • Prior Felony DUI Convictions: If an individual has previously been convicted of a felony DUI, subsequent DUI offenses can be charged as felonies.

It's important to note that Wisconsin's DUI laws and penalties can be complex, and specific circumstances of each case can affect the classification and severity of the charges. Consulting with an experienced Wisconsin DUI attorney is essential to understand the potential felony DUI charges and the corresponding legal consequences.

What are the Penalties for a Felony DUI in Wisconsin?

In Wisconsin, the penalties for a felony DUI conviction can vary depending on the case's specific circumstances, the number of prior convictions, and other factors. Here are the general penalties for a felony DUI in Wisconsin:

  • Incarceration: Felony DUI convictions typically involve mandatory incarceration. The length of imprisonment can vary depending on the specific felony classification and the number of prior DUI offenses.
  • Fines: Felony DUI convictions can result in significant fines ranging from several hundred dollars to several thousand dollars.
  • License Suspension/Revocation: A felony DUI conviction can lead to suspending or revoking the offender's driver's license. The length of the suspension/revocation can vary depending on the specific circumstances and prior convictions.
  • Ignition Interlock Device (IID): In many cases, individuals convicted of felony DUI must install an IID in their vehicle. This device measures the driver's breath alcohol concentration and prevents the vehicle from starting if alcohol is detected.
  • Probation: Felony DUI convictions may also include a period of probation, during which the offender must comply with specific conditions set by the court. These conditions may include regular check-ins with a probation officer, maintaining sobriety, attending mandatory counseling or treatment programs, submitting to drug or alcohol testing, and refraining from committing additional criminal offenses.
  • Mandatory Alcohol or Drug Treatment: As part of the penalty, individuals convicted of a felony DUI may be required to undergo mandatory alcohol or drug treatment programs. This can include attending counseling sessions, completing rehabilitation programs, or participating in support groups.
  • Vehicle Impoundment or Forfeiture: In some cases, the offender's vehicle may be subject to impoundment or forfeiture due to a felony DUI conviction. This means that the vehicle may be taken away and sold or destroyed.
  • Criminal Record: A felony DUI conviction will result in a permanent criminal record. This can have long-term consequences, impacting employment opportunities, professional licenses, housing applications, and other aspects of life.

It is important to note that the penalties for a felony DUI in Wisconsin can vary depending on the specific circumstances, prior convictions, and other factors. Consulting with an experienced Wisconsin DUI attorney is crucial to understand the potential penalties and developing a strong defense strategy.

Contact Our Sheboygan Felony DUI Lawyer Today

At Melowski & Singh, our definition of success goes beyond simply managing cases or the accolades we receive. We take pride in our accomplishments and are transparent about them. Dennis Melowski, an esteemed Wisconsin felony DUI attorney, has been recognized as a 10-time Super Lawyer by Law & Politics and Milwaukee Magazine. However, our commitment to success extends far beyond mere boasting. Our Wisconsin felony DUI lawyers back up their claims with concrete evidence, including recent courtroom victories. Unlike other attorneys who may make generic promises and guide you toward a standard plea bargain, we provide a steadfast DUI defense practice that prioritizes your best interests.

Contact Melowski & Singh, LLC today to schedule a FREE consultation with with our felony DUI attorney in Sheboygan!

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We Always Pursue the Best Possible Outcome for Our Clients
  • CDL Client With First OWI Not Guilty
  • First OWI With .211 Blood Test Charge Reduced
  • OWI - Homicide (Second Offense) Charge Reduced
  • OWI With .17 Breath Test Result Charges Reduced
  • First OWI With .10 Blood Test Result Charges Reduced
  • First OWI With .12 Blood Test Result Charges Reduced
  • First OWI With .13 Blood Test Result Charge Reduced
  • First OWI with .177 Blood Test Result Charge Reduced
  • OWI Reduced to Reckless Driving Charge Reduced
  • First OWI With .12 Blood Test Result Charge Reduced
  • OWI - Homicide Client Avoids Prison Charge Reduced
  • OWI Prescription Drugs First Offense Charge Reduced
  • First OWI Chemical Test Refusal Charge Reduced
  • Third OWI With .186 blood test result Charges Reduced
  • First OWI With .09 Blood Test Result Charge Reduced
  • First OWI Chemical Test Refusal Charge Reduced
  • Complete Dismissal of Third OWI Case Dismissed
  • Third OWI With .20 blood test result Case Dismissed
  • Fifth OWI Offense Case Dismissed
  • Prescription Drugs OWI Charge Reduced
  • CDL Client With .246 BAC First Offense Charge Reduced
  • First OWI Offense Charges Reduced
  • First Offense OWI/PAC Amended to Ordinance That Does Not Show-up on Driving Record Charges Amended
  • OWI-1st/Refusal of Chemical Test Charges Reduced
  • First OWI With .106 Blood Test Result Not Guilty
  • First OWI With .166 Blood Test Result Charge Reduced
  • Second OWI With .16 Blood Test Not Guilty
  • Criminal Hit and Run Charges Reduced
  • First OWI With .23 Blood Test Result Charge Reduced
  • Criminal Paraphernalia and Third OWI Charges Reduced
  • First OWI With .136 Blood Test Result Charges Amended
  • CDL OWI Reduced to Traffic Ticket Charge Reduced
  • Power Lineman Client First OWI Charge Reduced
  • CDL Client's Career is Saved Charge Reduced
  • First OWI Chemical Test Refusal Charge Reduced
  • Two Careers Saved Charge Reduced
  • After Two Years There's a Verdict Charges Reduced
  • OWI - Homicide Charge Reduced
  • Fourth OWI Offense Charges Reduced
  • OWI Fond du Lac County Case Dismissed
  • First OWI Offense Charge Reduced
  • First OWI With .21 Blood Test Result Charge Reduced
  • CDL Client with First OWI Offense Not Guilty
  • First OWI With .196 Blood Test Result Charge Reduced
  • Third OWI Offense Case Dismissed
  • Second OWI Offense Charge Reduced
  • First OWI Dismissed Case Dismissed
  • Third OWI Offense Charges Reduced
  • Third OWI Offense Charge Reduced
  • First OWI and Drug Possession Case Dismissed
  • First OWI Offense Charge Reduced
  • Possession of THC and Paraphernalia Case Dismissed
  • Third OWI Offense Case Dismissed
  • Prescription Drugs OWI Charges Amended
  • Second OWI With .21 Blood Test Case Dismissed
  • Third Offense Amended to Negligent Operation of a Motor Vehicle Case Amended
  • Second OWI With .15 Blood Test Result Charge Reduced
  • First OWI Offense Charge Reduced
  • Third Offense With Mandatory 45 Days Charge Reduced
  • First OWI Chemical Test Refusal Charge Reduced
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