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Under Kentucky's DUI laws it is illegal to operate, or be in physical control of, a motor vehicle in any of the following circumstances: With an alcohol concentration (BAC) or 0.08% or more. While under the influence of alcohol.

In Kentucky, a DUI is considered a first offense if the driver has no prior DUI convictions within the last ten years. A first DUI conviction carries the following potential penalties. Jail time. ... But a first DUI conviction that involves certain aggravating factors carries a minimum of four days in jail.

In Kentucky, a DUI is considered a first offense if the driver has no prior DUI convictions within the last ten years. A first DUI conviction carries the following potential penalties. Jail time. ... However, the judge can permit the offender to complete 48 hours to 30 days of community service in lieu of jail.

Expunging Your DUI in Kentucky Misdemeanor charges result from a first, second or third conviction of a DUI, while more than three within a five-year period will result in felony charges.

In Kentucky, all convictions stay on the operator's driving history for five years. If the driver has a commercial driver's license (CDL), the conviction will stay on his record for 10 years.

A third DUI Offense in Kentucky involves up to $1,000 fine and jail time from 30 days to 12 months. Driver's license is suspended a minimum of 24 months and can be as long as 36 months. 30 days to 12 months. ... If any aggravating circumstances exist, the minimum mandatory term of incarceration increases to 60 days.

A third-offense DUI is typically a misdemeanor. While you can expect to serve a minimum of 120 days in jail, the court can order up to one year imprisonment.

In Kentucky, a DUI is considered a first offense if the driver has no prior DUI convictions within the last ten years. A first DUI conviction carries the following potential penalties. Jail time. ... But a first DUI conviction that involves certain aggravating factors carries a minimum of four days in jail.

In Kentucky, a person convicted of a first misdemeanor driving under the influence DUI charge can expect the following: Driving Under the Influence (DUI) this offense will be charged as a misdemeanor with penalties ranging from 48 hours to 30 days in jail and /or a fine of $200-$500.

In Kentucky, all convictions stay on the operator's driving history for five years. If the driver has a commercial driver's license (CDL), the conviction will stay on his record for 10 years.

Expunging Your DUI in Kentucky Under the Kentucky Revised Statute 431.078, a DUI first conviction can be expunged. Misdemeanor charges result from a first, second or third conviction of a DUI, while more than three within a five-year period will result in felony charges. ... You have no previous felony convictions.

The 2016 amendment increased the look back period in Kentucky from 5 years to 10 years. The amendment also now requires those convicted of DUI misdemeanor offenses must wait 10 years to expunge a DUI offense.

State law requires a certificate of eligibility be included with a petition for expungement of criminal conviction. Individuals who wish to have their criminal conviction records (charges/cases) expunged must complete the expungement certification process to determine if they are eligible for expungement.

If you have multiple DUI convictions, the chances are almost zero that you can get them sealed. Most states have a time limit in which you must have maintained a clean criminal record to be eligible for expungement. Again, it varies from state to state and can range from three years to 10 years.

Aside from the legal trouble that comes with a DUI, your driving record gets a blemish. A DUI stays on your driving record for five to ten years in most states. But depending on where you live, you could have a DUI on your driving record for life.