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When charged with DUIs the first three times, they are generally considered misdemeanors. A fourth DUI will result in the charge of a felony or if there is bodily injury to a driver, passenger or bystander caused by a misdemeanor DUI then it can be charged as a felony.

A Santa Barbara Felony DUI charge can carry with it great consequences. It is vital that immediately after being arrested for a Santa Barbara DUI you contact a lawyer. Our competent team of Santa Barbara DUI Defense attorneys can assist you. You will need to appear at all court dates following an arrest for a Santa Barbara DUI. Felonies can require over a year in state prison and can include fines of over $5000.00. If death is caused as a result of a Santa Barbara drunk driving incident you can be charged with second degree murder. The felony statutes for a Santa Barbara DUI are becoming more and more harsh due to influential interest groups. If you are arrested for a Felony DUI in Santa Barbara contact a lawyer to represent your interests. Prosecutors in Santa Barbara Felony DUI cases have been increasingly successful with receiving maximum sentencing, even on first time offenses. Contact our Santa Barbara DUI firm now for a free online case evaluation.

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