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If this is the first time youâre facing OWI charges in Wisconsin, you may face a fine of $150 â $300, plus substantial court costs. You donât typically face jail time. That can change if you have a passenger who is less than 16 years old, though.
Possible Changes Ahead for Wisconsin OWI Law. Wisconsin is not known for having harsh impaired driving laws. In fact, Wisconsin was one of the last states to lower the legal Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) limit to 0.08 percent. However, new legislation may soon change the stateâs reputation for being lax with regard to drinking and driving. Current Wisconsin OWI law states that an impaired driving conviction in the state is not considered a felony until the fourth convictionâ¦and thatâs a fourth conviction within five years.