Traffic & DUI Records

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Find possible DUI or DWI court record matches by name and state, with charges, court dates, and recorded outcomes where available.

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What DUI records are

DUI (driving under the influence) and DWI (driving while intoxicated or impaired) are the names states use for impaired-driving offenses; some use OUI or OWI instead. A DUI usually creates two kinds of record: a criminal court case, and a separate license record kept by the state that licenses the driver. This search covers available court records, not the state license record.

What a DUI court record may include

Sentencing details can include probation, education classes, ignition interlock requirements, or license consequences, depending on the state and the outcome.

Charge and degree, such as a first offense or an aggravated DUI
Arrest and filing dates
Court and case number
Plea, disposition, and sentence, where recorded

Reading DUI results

A DUI arrest can end in a conviction, be reduced to a lesser offense such as reckless driving, or be dismissed, so always look at the final disposition. States also set look-back periods that decide how long an earlier DUI counts toward penalties for a new one, and those periods vary widely.

Questions

Before you search

What is the difference between DUI and DWI?: It depends on the state. Some use the terms interchangeably; others use them for different levels of offense. Both refer to impaired-driving charges.
How long does a DUI stay on record?: A DUI conviction generally remains in court records unless it is expunged or sealed, which some states allow and others do not. License records follow separate state rules.
Will a DUI appear if the charge was reduced?: The court record usually shows the original charge and the amended charge or outcome, where that information is available.
Is this the same as an official driving record?: No. An official driving record comes from the state agency that licenses drivers. This search organizes available court records and is not an official driving record.