Though not listed in the options, the correct charge placed on a defendant that caused injury to someone in a DUI crash is that of "DUI with injury" or "DUI serious bodily injury" depending on the gravity of the injury.
Being charged with a DUI means that you were caught "driving while under the influence", meaning that you were under the influence of alcohol or other motor skill impairing substances. A DUI with third party injury is if someone to whom you've lent your vehicle is involved in a DUI with injury.
The DUI charge brought forward in the case of yourself injuring someone in a DUI crash would be DUI with injury or severe bodily injury, depending on the extent to which the victim was injured.
Therefore, we can confirm that the correct charge placed on a defendant that caused injury to someone in a DUI crash is that of "DUI with injury" or "DUI serious bodily injury" depending on the gravity of the injury.
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