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New Pennsylvania law increases penalties for repeat DUI offenders - Vimarsana News

New Pennsylvania law increases penalties for repeat DUI offenders

Pennsylvania is increasing penalties for repeat DUI offenses under a new law now in effect.

New Pennsylvania law, which serves tougher penalties to repeat drunk drivers, takes effect - Vimarsana News

New Pennsylvania law, which serves tougher penalties to repeat drunk drivers, takes effect

Repeat DUI offenders in Pennsylvania now face stricter penalties and sentencing guidelines. Deana's Law, signed by Gov. Tom Wolf in July, took effect, Monday, Nov. 28. The honors Deana DeRosa Eckman, a 45-year-old Delaware County woman who was killed by a drunk driver on Feb. 16, 2019 in Upper Chichester. It requires consecutive sentencing for certain repeat DUI offenders, including those who refuse a breath or chemical test and those with a BAC twice the legal limit of .08 or higher. People with three or more prior DUI offenses will face a second-degree felony charge instead of a third-de...

Pennsylvania Increases Penalties for Repeat Drunk Drivers - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania Increases Penalties for Repeat Drunk Drivers

Gov. Tom Wolf signed legislation Monday to increase penalties for motorists who have multiple driving-under- the influence (DUI convictions to try to end

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Pennsylvania toughens penalties for repeat DUI drivers

Gov. Tom Wolf signed legislation Monday to increase penalties for motorists who have multiple DUI convictions to try to end what critics call Pennsylvania’s “revolving door” for the most serious drunken drivers.