Charged With Aggravated DUI?
Even a first-time aggravated DUI can result in felony charges, mandatory jail time, and long-term damage to your record, license, and future.
If you’ve been charged with an aggravated DUI, you still have options. We’ve handled thousands of DUIs since our founding in 2007. We’ll work hard to aggressively represent you and get the best possible result - including trying to get your charges reduced or dismissed.
When Does a DUI Become "Aggravated?"
Under Oklahoma law, you can be charged with “aggravated” DUI when get a meet the conditions for a standard DUI and also:
- Have a BAC of 0.15 or greater
- Cause a motor vehicle accident, as defined in 47 O.S. § 40-102 (OSCN 2026)
- Drive in a manner that violates the provisions of Section 11-301, 11-302, 11-306, 11-309, or 11-311
- Elude a police officer
- Drive more than 20 MPH over the speed limit or more than 10 MPH over the speed limit in an active school zone
- Have a passenger less than 18 years of age
- Drive recklessly, as defined in Section 11-901
All aggravated DUIs are felonies - even a first offense. Ranges of punishment are the same as standard DUIs, except that you must serve the minimum time in jail (or an inpatient treatment facility), regardless of probation, deferral, etc.
90-second Aggravated DUI Overview
Frequently Asked Questions
How Your Lawyer Can Help
An experienced DUI attorney can:
Review the traffic stop and arrest for errors
Challenge field sobriety tests and evaluations
Evaluate breath or blood testing
Identify issues with officer training and procedures
Protect your driver's license
Build a strong defense in court
Facing An Aggravated DUI Charge?
Reach out today to discuss your options and protect your future.