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Holcomb Law, LLLC, a limited liability law corporation, is owned and operated by Honolulu DUI attorney, criminal defense lawyer, and personal injury lawyer, Richard L. Holcomb. In addition to serving all of Honolulu City and County, including the entire island of Oahu and appearing in all courts on Oahu, including the District Courts at Kaneohe and Ewa, Mr. Holcomb is a Hawaii DUI attorney, criminal defense lawyer, and personal injury lawyer. Mr. Holcomb serves the islands (counties) of Hawaii, including Kona and Hilo, Maui (Lanai), and Kauai.
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DUI Defense Lawyer in Honolulu, HI
DUI and OVUII Under the Age of 21
A person under the age of 21 can be convicted for operating a vehicle with only a “measurable” amount of alcohol. If convicted, the person faces the following penalties and punishment:
An assessment by a drug and alcohol counselor to determine your need for rehabilitation;
.10 hour mandatory rehabilitation program, and if the person is under 18, the parent must also attend the rehabilitation program;
.180 day mandatory suspension of driver’s license, or if the person is over 18, the court may allow the person to drive for work-related purposes and substance abuse rehabilitation programs after 30 days;
.36 hours community service or a fine of $150 to $500.
These convictions count as a prior conviction for determining whether an adult has committed a second or third offense, or is a habitual offender. However, upon attaining the age of 21, the person may apply for expungement if he or she completes all of the terms of his or her sentence and has no further alcohol or drug related enforcement contacts.
If the minor offends again within five years, he or she faces the following penalties and punishment:
.An assessment by a drug and alcohol counselor to determine your need for rehabilitation;
.1 year mandatory suspension with no limited driving privileges;
.50 hours of community service work;
.a fine of $300 to $1,000.
DUI Defense Attorney in Honolulu
If the minor offends yet again, he or she faces the following penalties and punishment:
.An assessment by a drug and alcohol counselor to determine your need for rehabilitation;
.2 year mandatory suspension with no limited driving privileges;
.100 hours of community service work;
.a fine of $300 to $1,000.
