License suspension: 1 year; hardship: after successful completion of a court-approved chemical dependency program and proof of financial responsibility, for employment, 24/7 testing, school, child care, health, court, or treatment
Ignition interlock: Not required at this level — Not mandatory by statute; IID or 24/7 Sobriety Program commonly ordered as a condition.
§ 32-23-3: revocation of not less than one year. Driving without a license during the revocation carries a mandatory 3 days in county jail that may not be suspended.
Lookback period: 10 years. 10-year lookback under § 32-23-4.1 — a prior conviction more than ten years before the charged offense cannot be used to make it a second or subsequent offense, and time spent incarcerated does not count toward that ten years. Prior convictions for vehicular battery (§ 22-18-36) and vehicular homicide (§ 22-16-41) also count as priors. One exception: for a sixth or subsequent offense charged as an 'aggravated offense' under § 32-23-4.9, the window stretches to 25 years.
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