Impaired driving
Impaired driving stops, field tests, breath and blood tests, and implied consent.
11 sections
- DUI PenaltiesHRS 291E-61 — a first offense is a license revoked one year to eighteen months, an ignition interlock, and community service, jail or a fine
- The Breath, Blood or Urine TestHRS 291E-11 — asked for only after a lawful arrest, and after being told the test may be refused
- The License Revocation After a DUI ArrestHRS 291E-41 — one year with an interlock for a first, two years for a refusal, decided apart from the criminal case
- Drinking and Driving Under 21HRS 291E-64 — a measurable amount of alcohol is .02, and a first violation is a one hundred eighty day suspension
- Driving Impaired with a Child in the CarHRS 291E-61 — a passenger younger than fifteen adds $500, forty eight hours, and a revocation of at least two years
- DUI CheckpointsHRS 291E-20 — every car or a set numerical pattern, a fixed place, and no more than three hours
- Driving on a DUI RevocationHRS 291E-62 — three to thirty days in jail on a first offense, and another year without a license
- The Ignition InterlockHRS 291E-61 — six months clean and three more without a violation can end a first revocation early
- Testing After a Crash with InjuriesHRS 291E-21 — a blood or urine sample, and declining a breath test there is not a refusal
- A Repeat DUI as a FelonyHRS 291E-61.5 — two convictions within ten years make the next one a class C felony
- Driving While SuspendedHRS 291E-62 — after an impaired driving revocation, jail, a fine and more time off the road, with no probationalso here
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