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If you have been convicted of a first-time wet reckless charge, you will likely be required to attend SB 1176. SB 1176 is also a 12 hour program in which you will have to attend a two hour course each week for six weeks.
If you have been convicted of a first-time driving under the influence charge and your blood alcohol content was 0.08% to 0.14%, you will likely be required to attend the most popular DUI education program: AB 541. AB 541 is a 30 hour course that will be attended over the course of 3 months.
If you have been convicted of a first-time driving under the influence charge and your BAC was 0.15% to 0.19%, you will likely be required to attend AB 762. AB 762 is a six month program, usually to be attended once a week for 2 hours.
If you have been convicted of a first-time driving under the influence charge and your BAC was 0.2% or greater, you will likely be required to attend AB 1353. AB 1353 is a nine month program, consisting of 60 class hours.
If you have been convicted of a second DUI, you will likely be required to SB 38. SB 38 is an 18 month program.
If you have been convicted of a second time DUI with a particularly high BAC or if you have been convicted of more than two DUIs, and you are convicted in Los Angeles County or Stanislaus County, you may be required to attend SB 1365. This is a 30 month program that is only offered in these counties.
It should be noted that the court’s decision to require a defendant to any particular program is discretionary depending on the individual circumstances of each case. For example, if your BAC was a 0.10% but you caused collision, the judge may require you to attend AB 762 (6 month program) instead of AB 541 (3 month program).
