New York Felony Driving While Ability Impaired by the Combined Influence of Drugs and Alcohol Lawyer

If you or someone you love has been charged with a Felony Driving While Ability Impaired by the Combined Influence of Drugs and Alcohol in New York State, then you are not alone. We can help. Contact us today to discuss your case free of charge at: 1-866-792-7800. Below are the current New York’s DWI penalties related to a Felony Driving While Ability Impaired by the Combined Influence of Drugs and Alcohol.

Overview of Felony Driving While Ability Impaired by the Combined Influence of Drugs and Alcohol

Definition

A motorist who commits a DWAI Drugs/Alcohol within 10 years of a prior conviction or convictions for an alcohol related offense (other than DWAI) may be charged with a Felony DWAI Drugs/Alcohol. The “Class” of Felony that a motorist can be charged with is dependent on the number of prior convictions, and the time frame in which they occurred.

Penalty

Maximum fine of $10,000, up to 7 years in state prison, 5 year probation period, revocation of driver’s license for 1 year, installation and maintenance of an Ignition Interlock Device.

If you or someone you love has been charged with a Felony Driving While Ability Impaired by the Combined Influence of Drugs and Alcohol, then you are not alone. We can help. Contact us today to discuss your case free of charge at: 1-866-792-7800.