Types of DWI Offenses
This type of DWI charge usually applies when no injury or death occurs.
What is a misdemeanor?
The national legal BAC limit for DWI is this number.
What is .08?
This agency can suspend or revoke your license, separate from the court system.
What is the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)?
These two factors are used to determine your level of education or treatment.
What are BAC and prior offenses?
When a person drinks or uses drugs and drives, it becomes this type of issue.
What is everyone’s business?
A DWI involving serious bodily injury or death is usually classified as this.
A Felony
This state’s per se limit is lower than all others, at .05.
What is Utah?
These are the two legal bodies that can impose sanctions for a DWI offense.
What are the courts and DMV?
This court-ordered consequence involves paying money to victims or the state.
What is a fine or restitution?
Approximately this many people are killed in alcohol-related crashes each year in the U.S.
What is about 11,000?
Drivers under 21 may receive this type of lesser charge for a BAC between .02 and .04.
What is a traffic infraction?
Drivers under 21 are subject to these laws that make any alcohol use illegal.
What are zero tolerance laws?
The DMV’s penalties are considered this type of process, not criminal.
What is a civil action?
These programs, like Level I or Level II, are used to educate drivers about AOD use.
What is DWI education?
Someone dies in an impaired driving crash about once every ______.
What is 50 minutes?
A felony DWI can also be charged if a driver has had this many prior DWI convictions.
What is multiple prior offenses?
DWI “per se” means a person can be charged based solely on this, even without erratic driving.
What is BAC level at or above .08?
Refusing a breath, blood, or urine test can result in this type of license loss.
What is an administrative license revocation (ALR)?
Level II Education in Colorado requires approximately this many hours of class.
What is 24 hours?
These individuals are harmed or suffer from a DWI incident, even if not physically injured.
Who are victims?
The two main categories of DWI offenses are ______ and ______.
What are misdemeanor and felony?
Some states have a “permissible inference” THC law allowing a judge or jury to do this.
What is infer the driver was under the influence?
The DMV can require this device to be installed before a license is reinstated.
What is an ignition interlock?
Someone with a BAC over .15 or a test refusal might be placed on this treatment track.
What is Treatment Track C or D?
The annual cost of impaired driving to the American public is more than this amount.
What is 100 billion dollars?