Minimum Penalties for DUI With Refusal Of A Chemical Test

90 day minimum revocation days for a first offense. Court may impose more than the minimum.

1 year revocation if you have 1prior conviction of DUI or refusal to test.

3 years if you have two prior convictions of DUI or refusal.

5 years if you have three or more prior convictions of DUI or refusal.

For commercial driver’s license, the court must disqualify your privilege for the minimum period required by law.

The CDL disqualification period can be for 1 year to life depending on the severity of the offense.

The court's revocation may be concurrent with or consecutive to a DMV revocation.

Referral to alcohol treatment and rehabilitation.

BAC of .08% Or More With Refusal Of A Chemical Test

• Driver’s license, privilege to drive or to obtain a license revoked by the Division of Motor Vehicles.
• This revocation will occur even you are found not guilty in court, or the refusal to test is dismissed.
• 1 year revocation if you have been previously convicted of DUI or refusal.
• 3 years if you have two prior convictions of DUI or refusal.
• 5 years if you have three or more prior convictions of DUI or refusal.
• Prior convictions of DUI or refusal occurring in Alaska or another state within the last 15 years can be used to determine or enhance the revocation period.