DUI Lawyers in Alaska

If you’re charged with a DUI in Alaska, it can be for one of two things: a blood alcohol content level over the legal amount (.08%) or for driving in such a way as to endanger others. In Alaska, a DUI is a misdemeanor unless it is your third—then it is a felony charge. Even as a misdemeanor, however, you will face a variety of consequences in Alaska, including potentially losing your license for as long as a year or more, depending on how many DUIs you have.