Arrested for an Alaska DUI?

If you face a drunk driving charge in Alaska, you will face two separate cases.

1. The most serious is the criminal case, which exposes you to a range of Alaska DUI penalties, which include jail or prison time, alcohol or drug treatment, heavy fines and ignition interlock devices.
2. If you submitted to a chemical test and failed it (.08 or more), or if you refused to take the test, you are exposed to the loss of your driving privilege through the Alaska DMV under the Alaska implied consent laws.

For the Alaska DMV case, time is critical, as you only have seven days (that's right "7") to request a hearing or your license suspension will start. For that reason, we recommend that you contact an Alaska DUI Lawyer as soon as possible to review your case and help you make the best decisions.

Alaska DUI charges are serious criminal offenses

Most Alaska DUI arrests are misdemeanors, but under certain circumstances can become very serious felonies.

Explore the tab menu above to learn the basics of Alaska DUI law, and then make sure you contact a qualified Alaska DUI lawyer immediately.