What are the different Degrees of DWI?
A-Affordable Bail Bonds provides insight into the four Minnesota DWI degrees, ensuring you understand the legal implications and options available. From first to fourth degree, each level reflects the severity of the offense and accompanying penalties. With our support, you can post bail easily and avoid unnecessary complications, such as expensive alcohol monitoring. We offer the lowest money down allowed by law, flexible payment plans, and no credit checks. Contact A-Affordable Bail Bonds, available 24/7, to learn more about Minnesota DWI degrees and secure your future today!
Minnesota has four degrees of driving while impaired (DWI):
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First-degree DWI: The most serious offense, which is a felony
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Second-degree DWI: A gross misdemeanor that carries heavier penalties than a regular misdemeanor
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Third-degree DWI: A gross misdemeanor
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Fourth-degree DWI: A misdemeanor that is often the first offense for a DWI
The degree of DWI is based on aggravating factors, such as a previous DWI, a high blood alcohol content (BAC), or having a child in the car. The severity of the penalties increases with the degree of the DWI.
