 BAC =  0.08 =  OTHER DRUGS = Implied Consent Law Consent to submit certain tests Statutory Summary Suspension Law BAC 0.08 or greater – DL suspended.

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 BAC =  0.08 =  OTHER DRUGS =

Implied Consent Law Consent to submit certain tests Statutory Summary Suspension Law BAC 0.08 or greater – DL suspended 6 months Refuse – 1 year

 July 1, 2011 – Statutory Summary Revocation Law DUI LAWS  1 ST DUI = loss license min. 1 year  2 nd DUI = loss license min. 5 years  3 rd DUI = loss license min. 10 years  4 th DUI = lifetime loss

 BAC.16 or carrying a child = enhanced penalties  Financial Responsibility Insurance (3 yrs) – evaluation/rehab/$$$  DUI another state –  BAIID –  Illegal Transportation –  Allowing someone to drive your vehicle drunk -

 DUI – license revoked for min 2 yrs  ANY trace of alcohol - refuse – UNDER 21 = CONVICTED ILLEGAL CONSUMPTION, PURCHASE, OR POSSESSION……LOSE LICENSE FOR 6 MONTHS COURT SUPERVISION….LOSE LICENSE 3 MONTHS

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