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Drunk Driving

Though consequences for drunk driving vary by state, they can be severe. Learn what happens when you get charged with driving under the influence (DUI).
Police officer handcuffing suspect at roadside
Can Drunk Driving Be Considered a Felony Offense?
Drunk driving
Do You Know What Drunk Driving Laws Your State Has?
Officer giving roadside sobriety test to man
Most States Require Evaluation for Alcohol Abuse Disorder After a DUI
Handcuffed Man
Do You Need a Drunk Driving Attorney If You Get a DUI?
Smoking Driver
Study Finds That Drunk Driving Is Declining but There's Rising Drug Use
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting
What You Need to Know If the Court Orders You to Go to A.A.
drunk man behind the wheel
Why Have the Penalties for Drunk Driving Become More Severe?
Refusing the take the breath test could cost you more in the long run
The Laws You Might Break by Refusing a Breathalyzer Test
A glass of whisky and a set of car keys on a wooden table
Can You Have a DUI Conviction Expunged?
Taking away the keys while drinking
Circumstances That Can Make a DUI Sentence More Severe
Keys and a Whisky Glass
Reporting an Intoxicated Driver May Save Lives
Judge With Gavel
How Zero Tolerance Laws Are Used for Drinking and Driving
Policeman and Young Driver
How Field Sobriety Tests Can Be Used Against You for Drunk Driving
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Penalties for Driving While Intoxicated and Vehicular Homicide
Wrecked Car
States Use Different Terms for Drunk Driving
Woman Taking Alcohol Breath Test
How Per Se Laws Allow People Who Drink and Drive to Get Arrested
Glass of beer on a table
SCRAM Ankle Bracelet Measures Alcohol Consumption