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Nebraska DUI Convictions:
First DUI Offense:
Jail: A minimum of 7 days, up to 60 days.
Fine: $400 fine.
License Revocation: 60 days.
Ignition Interlock Device (IID): The court may order a driver to install an IID as a condition of their conviction for an alcohol violation.
Second DUI Offense:
Jail: A minimum of 30 days in jail, up to 90 days.
Fine: $500.
License Revocation: 1 year.
Ignition Interlock Device (IID): The court may order a driver to install an IID as a condition of their conviction for an alcohol violation.
Third DUI Offense:
Jail: A minimum of 90 days in jail, up to 1 year.
Fine: $600.
License Revocation: Range from 2 to 15 years.
Ignition Interlock Device (IID): The court will order an IID be installed on your vehicle at your expense.
Nebraska BAC Per Se: 0.08%
BAC Zero Tolerance: 0.02 %
Commercial BAC Per Se While Operating a Commercial Vehicle: 0.04%
Nebraska Implied Consent Law/Test Refusal Consequences: Yes. If you refuse an alcohol test, your license will be immediately suspended for one year and you may face criminal charges.
New DUI Laws in 2012: The State of Nebraska will promulgate stricter DUI penalties effective on January 1, 2012, including but not limited to: (1) DUI with a child 16 years of age or younger will be a separate criminal charge; (2) Boating under the influence will be treated as a DUI; (3) Refusing a sobriety test will result in a separate charge and; (4) A new motor vehicular homicide charge will be enforced, which includes a provision for pregnant mothers.