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I found information on 2+ DWI's in Texas and they are as follows: Second Texas DWI Offense Plus: Texas Criminal Status: Class A Misdemeanor. A 3rd DUI is a 3rd degree felony. Jail: 72 hours, not more than 1 year. A 3rd DUI can mean 2-10 years in the penitentiary. Texas DWI Fines/Costs: Fines not to exceed $4,000. Other administrative and evaluation fees may be assessed. TX imposes a “surcharge” for a DWI on top of regular fines. The surcharge is $1,500 per year for three years for a second DWI offense and $2,000 if the person’s BAC level was double or more the legal limit (.16). Texas License Suspension: Yes, 180 days to 2 years. Occupational license may be granted based upon need. Vehicle Impound: None. Texas DWI School: Repeat offenders must complete a 32 hour DWI Repeat Offender Program. Texas Probation: Terms of probation decided by judge or jury. Texas Community Service: Minimum 80 hours, but no more than 200 hours. http://criminal-law.freeadvice.com/drunk_driving/texas-dui.htm
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Texas does not have a published punishment for a fourth dui, but it stand too reason that it would be far more severe than the punishment for a third dui, which carries a penalty of up to 10 years in prison. Best site I could find was: http://duiattorneystexas.com/2008/06/10/cost-of-dui-in-texas/
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