What happens if I am arrested for DUI for the third time?

Answer:

A third DUI charge in the state of West Virginia is a felony and the possibility of a felony conviction.

A third DUI charge in the state of West Virginia is a felony and the possibility of a felony conviction. If you’re charged with a DUI in the state of West Virginia, and you have two prior DUI convictions in the last 10 years, then you’re facing a DUI third offense. Not only is the license penalties far more harsh, but now you’re facing the possibility of being a convicted felon and the potential of a two to five penitentiary sentence.