Drunk Drivers Intervention Program

author by Richard E. Clark on Jan. 10, 2011

Criminal DUI-DWI Criminal  Felony Accident & Injury  Car Accident 

Summary: Drunk Drivers Impaired Intervention Program: IDIP DWI New Hampshire

Impaired Driver Intervention Program: IDIP

If you are convicted of your first DWI offense, in addition to any fines, you must attend either the Impaired Driver Intervention Program (IDIP) or Weekend Impaired Driver Intervention Program (WIDIP). These are 20-hour classes, plus additional time for interviews and assessment. The classes are spread over several days and are at your expense (currently $310 for the IDIP and $430 for the WIDIP). The assessment could result in a recommendation for additional counseling (“aftercare”) so the program will cost you substantial time and money. In addition, for these classes you must supply a Certified Motor Vehicle Record, at your expense.

More information can be found at the NH Department of Safety website.

This information was compiled by Attorney Richard E. Clark of the Law Office of Richard E. Clark, LLC in Portsmouth NH. Mr. Clark focuses his practice in criminal defense, personal injury, divorce and civil litigation. He is admitted to practice law in both New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Mr. Clark is a private contract defense attorney appointed to the Newburyport District Court. He is certified in criminal defense representation by the Commonwealth of MA, Essex County Bar Advocates. Attorney Clark is a member of the National College for DUI Defense, the New Hampshire Association of Justice, the Essex County Bar Advocates Criminal Defense, the Rockingham Bar Association, and the New Hampshire Bar Association. Mr. Clark is a graduate of the Massachusetts School of Law (2002) and Franklin Pierce College (1998).

Attorney Clark can be reached at (603) 431-0009 or NHseacoastLawyers.com

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