A third DUI conviction within 10 years of your second conviction is a Florida third-degree felony that carries a potential of five years in prison, with a minimum sentence of 30 days in jail. You could go to jail for one year if your last conviction is outside of 10 years.
A fourth offense or subsequent charge for DUI is also a felony in Florida. You could serve as long as five years in prison after a conviction. Under this part of Florida’s DUI law, there is no time limitation for a fourth or subsequent offense.
You should be aware that there are other consequences you could suffer because of a DUI conviction.
You will be on probation for one year, perform community service, lose your driver’s license, have your car impounded, pay thousands of dollars in fines, attend DUI school, and install an ignition interlock on your car.