If you are convicted criminally of impaired driving for the fourth time within ten years, you may face the following penalties:

• Lifetime license suspension with no possibility of reduction
  Explanation:

  "The fourth conviction carries the harshest penalties as the court treats the offender as a repeat offender, indicating a serious and continued disregard for the law. Here are the penalties you will face as a fourth-time offender: (1) Lifetime license suspension with no possibility of reduction; (2) Use of an ignition interlock device for the remainder of your life; (3) Potential fines of $5,000 or more, although fines are not always guaranteed with this specific conviction."
• A fine of $5,000 or above
• Lifetime usage of an ignition interlock device
• All of the above