Found an article. This is only his second DUI, not 3rd. And he pled guilty. I'm guessing the addition will be like my guess above-at some point during this he'll get an IID put in. And he'll probably have in his probation (and his outpatient), a condition stating he is not allowed to drink while on probation. Which most of the time when it's broken just results in more treatment and an extended probation (and sometimes an SCRAM bracelet (alcohol monitor).The 4th DUI in New Mexico should be a felony. Not sure what number this is for him. Plus his BAL being above twice the legal limit, means that he should auto-lose his license for a year, or be forced to have an IID in his care. My bet will be that he'll find some way to change the charge, or take the IID (he probably has enough cars he can get around it if he wants).
None of which I expect him to care all that much about. Or to change any of his behaviors.