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What are the punishments for the second OWI in Wisconsin? The fine can be up to $1,100, plus substantial court costs. You will serve from 5 days to 6 months in jail. You could have your license revoked for 18 months. Mandatory ignition interlock device. You canât apply for an occupational license until 45 days after conviction.
A 4th offense OWI is now a felony under the law if it occurs within five years of a previous drunk driving offense. An Important Update: On April 25, 2016 the law was updated to making a 4th offense OWI a felony in Wisconsin under any circumstances. Click here for more information.