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A first offense driving under the influence conviction is a misdemeanor. If convicted, the individual faces up to six months in jail, $1,000 in fines and court costs, the completion of a DUI School, the completion of a Victim Impact Panel and is usually ordered to stay out of trouble for a period of time.

Beware! If you have been arrested for a DUI in Nevada, you WILL have your license suspended UNLESS you act quickly to preserve your right to drive. Under Nevada law, if the police ask you submit to a breath test (what most people refer to as a breathalyzer?) for the presence of alcohol and you blow a .

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When you have been arrested for DUI, the wheels are immediately put into motion to suspend your ability to drive. You can preserve your right to drive, but you must act immediately. In some cases you have as little as one (1) week to request a hearing and fight to retain your ability to drive.

DUI-first is a misdemeanor, punishable by 2 days to 6 months in jail, $400 to $1000 in fines, 8 hours of DUI classes, 6 months of license revocation, and a victim impact class.

If you commit a drunk driving or DUI offense in Nevada, the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles automatically suspends your license for 90 days. If you receive a second offense within seven years, your suspension is for one year. If you get a third DUI, you face a minimum three-year revocation.