2nd Dui laws
This amount of jail time is given for a second DUI conviction you receive.
What is 5 days?
This amount of mandatory jail time is imposed for a third DUI conviction.
What is 10 days?
What blood issue can alcohol cause?
Anemia
This criminal enhancement can apply when a DUI occurs with a minor passenger, turning a standard DUI into a more serious offense.
Child Endangerment
This factor most strongly affects how long detox takes for both drugs and alcohol.
What is frequency and duration of use?
This amount of jail time can be imposed for a third DUI conviction.
What is up to 3 years?
This is the maximum jail sentence a judge may impose for a third DUI.
What is up to 3 years?
Why does alcohol affect women more with bac and risks?
Women have less body water
In many states, this charge is added when a child is in the vehicle, even if no accident occurs.
Child Abuse or Neglect
This substance can remain detectable for weeks in heavy users despite milder physical withdrawal.
What is cannabis (THC)?
This driving penalty is imposed after repeat DUI convictions.
What is license revocation?
This driving consequence is imposed by the MVA after a third DUI conviction.
What is license revocation?
What effects in the endocrine system can alcohol have?
thyroid diseases, dyslipidemia (abnormal cholesterol levels in the blood), reproductive dysfunction, and stress intolerance, and diabetes.
Which type of government agency may get involved after a DUI arrest involving a child, independent of the criminal court. Child Protective Services
(CPS)
This type of drug commonly has a detox period that can last weeks to months.
What are benzodiazepines?
This device must be installed before you can legally drive again after a repeat DUI.
What is ignition interlock?
This status is commonly applied to drivers convicted of a third DUI.
What is habitual offender treatment?
Why are heavy drinkers more prone to type 2 diabetes?
increased body weight, blood triglyceride levels, or blood pressure, and decreased insulin sensitivity
The potential consequence that can occur even for a first-time DUI when a child is present, depending on the state.
Jail time.
These substances often take longer to fully detox from the body, especially with heavy or long-term use.
What are drugs?
This circumstance increases jail time and fines in DUI cases.
What is having a minor in the vehicle?
This requirement must be completed before any driving privileges may be restored after a third DUI.
What is ignition interlock?
Long term usage of alcohol can effect what organ that filters toxins out the body
Liver
This factor(s) often determines whether a DUI with a child is charged as a misdemeanor or a felony.
Childs age, the drivers BAC, or prior DUI convictions.
This substance typically leaves the body faster but can cause dangerous short-term withdrawal symptoms.
What is alcohol?