If you’re arrested for a DUI in Arkansas, you have seven days to request a hearing with the DMV. If you don’t, your license will automatically be suspended. In addition to this, in Arkansas, more than just your driving or blood alcohol level determines your sentence. Your DUI consequences may be made even worse if you’re driving with children or if you caused any damage. Also, a DUI in Arkansas is moved up to a felony charge if you are convicted of a fourth DUI. This carries a minimum of one year in prison plus community service.
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