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Chris Klein will spend a mandatory four days in jail after being arrested under suspicion of a DUI earlier this month.

Klein, who had a blood alcohol content almost three times the legal limit, subsequently checked himself into rehab, "to take a clear look at a problem he has been trying to deal with himself for years."

But today, the City Attorney's office said he will spend a mandatory minimum four days in jail (and a maximum of one year) if convicted of one count of driving under the influence with a prior conviction and one count of driving with a .08 blood alcohol level or higher.

Additionally, if he wants to drive again, Chris will have to deal with the installation of an Ignition Interlock Device in his car, which means he'll have to blow into a breathalyzer every time he wants to start his car. If he blows more than the legal limit of .08, his car will not start.