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Bookmark or Share- The Penalties for Drunk Driving in Maine – OUI OffensesFirst Offense. A first offense OUI is a Class D crime, subject to a maximum jail sentence of 364 days in jail, and a maximum fine of $2,000. The mandatory minimum penalties are as follows: A mandatory minimum fine of $500, and a 150-day loss of license.
- Title 29-A, §2411: Criminal OUI - Maine State LegislatureA violation of subsection 1‑A, paragraph D, subparagraph (1‑A) or (2) is a Class B crime, which is a strict liability crime as defined in Title 17‑A, section 34, subsection 4‑A.
- Bureau of Motor Vehicles - MaineBy operating or attempting to operate a motor vehicle in Maine you have a duty to submit to and complete chemical tests to determine your alcohol level and drug concentration. If you are requested to take a blood test you may ask that your physician perform the test if your physician is reasonably available.
- Operating Under the Influence in Maine | NoloIn Maine, a driver can get an OUI (often called a "DUI") for operating a motor vehicle while "under the influence" of intoxicants (drugs or alcohol) or with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of at least .08%.
- Maine’s DUI Laws, Punishments, and Consequences | AllLawMaine's operating under the influence (OUI) laws (the offense is also called "DUI" by some) prohibit operating a vehicle while impaired by drugs and/or alcohol. This article outlines exactly how the law defines OUI and the penalties a convicted driver might face.
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