Felony DUI

Aggressive Felony DUI Defense in Honolulu

Experienced Honolulu DUI Defense Ready to Fight for You

At The Law Office of Kevin O'Grady, LLC, I have successfully tackled hundreds of DUI cases. Qualified to represent clients in anything from ADLRO hearings to complex military DUI charges, no allegations are too serious for me to combat.

My military training has engrained a strong sense of duty in me, a discipline that I apply to every client's defense. As your Honolulu felony DUI lawyer, I am ready to provide skilled, ethical, time-tested representation that gets results.

The bottom line: If you are facing a felony DUI charge, you are looking at life-changing penalties. You need world-class advocacy in your corner—and urgently.

Choose Kevin O'Grady for Top-Tier DUI Defense in Honolulu

  • I formerly served as a senior military prosecutor and a deputy prosecutor
  • High ratings and recommendations from past clients
  • You can reach me for answers around the clock, 24/7
  • Advocacy fueled by a genuine empathy for clients and strong sense of ethics

Your liberties and your future are all at stake. I understand this, and I am prepared to utilize my experience to make certain that your every right is respected and upheld. 

In a free case evaluation, I can thoroughly discuss your best possible defense strategies, and as your case builds, I will aim to keep you informed of every development. You can find accessible, experienced felony DUI defense today!

Need a Felony DUI Lawyer in Honolulu? Contact Us Now at (808) 521-3367 for a Free Consultation.

When is a DUI Charge a Felony in Hawaii?

Most DUI charges in Hawaii are misdemeanors, which still carry serious penalties such as steep fines and a criminal record. However, you can face harsher penalties of a felony if you are charged with a third or subsequent DUI or OVUII offense.

Consequences of a Class C Felony DUI in Hawaii

  • Up to 5 years in prison
  • $10,000 fine

A DUI charge can also escalate to a felony if you are accused of causing a DUI accident, especially if someone was injured or killed in the crash. For DUI manslaughter, you could be charged with a Class B felony, punishable by up to 10 years in prison and a $25,000 fine.

Understanding Felony DUI Charges in Hawaii

Facing a felony DUI charge in Hawaii can be a daunting and overwhelming experience. It's important to understand the severity of the situation and the potential consequences. A felony DUI charge can result from a variety of factors, including previous DUI convictions, injuries or fatalities caused by the DUI, or driving with a suspended or revoked license.

Our team of experienced Honolulu felony DUI attorneys is well-versed in the laws and regulations surrounding felony DUI charges in Hawaii. We can provide you with the knowledgeable and aggressive defense you need to navigate the legal process and fight for the best possible outcome for your case.

When facing a felony DUI charge, it's crucial to have a powerful defense on your side. Our team is dedicated to fighting for your rights and protecting your future. Contact The Law Office of Kevin O'Grady, LLC today to schedule a consultation and let's work together to build a strong defense for your felony DUI case.

Secure a Strong Defense Against Felony DUI Allegations

My clients have told me that they don't feel like they are a case number at my firm, and neither will you. I make it a point to get to know every client, delivering the outstanding advocacy that everyone deserves through personalized service and knowledgeable representation. Don't hesitate to see how I may be able to beat your felony DUI charge.


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Commonly Asked Questions

What are the consequences of a felony DUI in Honolulu, HI?

A Class C felony DUI in Honolulu, HI can result in up to 5 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. If the DUI involves an accident resulting in injury or death, the penalties can be even more severe.

When does a DUI charge become a felony in Hawaii?

In Hawaii, a DUI charge becomes a felony if it is a third or subsequent offense, or if it involves a DUI accident resulting in injury or death. These circumstances can elevate the charge to a felony level.

What are the potential penalties for DUI manslaughter in Honolulu, HI?

DUI manslaughter in Honolulu, HI is considered a Class B felony and can result in up to 10 years in prison and a $25,000 fine. It is crucial to seek strong legal defense when facing such serious charges.