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DUI Regulations in Pennsylvania
Being arrested for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol in the state of Pennsylvania results in a series of consequences that can include fines, jail time and the loss of your license. In...
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DUI Laws in Pennsylvania
DUI laws in Pennsylvania are divided into three main categories determined by the BAC, or blood alcohol concentration, found in a driver's system at the time of his arrest. All drivers with a BAC of...
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Like many states, driving under the influence in Pennsylvania is a serious offense. It is important you understand how the law operates in Pennsylvania so you don't get a DUI, and what to do if you are...
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Pennsylvania State DUI Law
In 2003, the Pennsylvania state government signed Act 24 into a new Driving Under the Influence (DUI) law. By lowering Pennsylvania's lawful alcohol limit for drivers from .10 to .08, Act 24 prompts...
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Pennsylvania Laws for DUI Probation
Driving under the influence (referred to as DUI), is a misdemeanor involving the operation of a motor vehicle while the driver's blood alcohol level is over the legal limit or driving under the...
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DUI Laws for Minors in Pennsylvania
If you are a minor under age 21 and convicted as a first-time offender for driving under the influence (DUI) in Pennsylvania, you will be subject to more severe penalties than an adult convicted for...
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Pennsylvania Driver's DUI Laws
Pennsylvania has three levels for determining fines, jail time and license suspension time as well as whether or not a person needs an ignition interlock device or must attend Alcohol Highway Safety...
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DUI Laws in Pennsylvania & Expungement
The penalties for driving while intoxicated in Pennsylvania can be severe. Once an offender has completed his jail time, probation and paid his fines, he may find that a DUI conviction has far-reaching...
View ArticlePennsylvania DUI Check Point Laws
Drunken driving is a dangerous act that puts not only the driver at risk, but also every other vehicle on the road. DUI checkpoints have become increasingly useful in getting intoxicated drivers off...
View ArticleMonroe County, Pennsylvania DUI Laws
In Pennsylvania's Monroe County, the laws regarding driving under the influence (DUI) are the same as they are in the rest of the state. A person who has a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08 or...
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Pennsylvania DUI Mandatory Sentencing Laws
Driving Under the Influence (DUI) in Pennsylvania has mandatory sentencing if convicted. There are several different levels of sentencing. Sentencing will depend on the number of prior convictions the...
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How to Get a DUI Expunged in Pennsylvania
Expunging a record means to remove it from your criminal history. A conviction of driving under the influence can be expunged in Pennsylvania if you have successfully completed the Accelerated...
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Pennsylvania DUI Metabolite Case Law
Under Pennsylvania law, it is illegal to operate a motor vehicle while under the influence of a drug such that it impairs your ability to safely drive. While the statute is silent on what exactly...
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DUI Sentencing Guidelines in Pennsylvania
Each state has its own guidelines when it comes to impaired driving laws. All states have the .08 BAC law, making it illegal in all 50 states to operate a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol content of...
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Pennsylvania First Offense DUI Laws
Driving under the influence of alcohol can have grave consequences for the driver and anyone sharing the road with him. In September 2003, Pennsylvania lowered its acceptable blood alcohol content...
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No-Fault Insurance & DUI Laws in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania has a so-called "no-fault" law that requires drivers to purchase insurance that will cover their own accident-related medical expenses, regardless of whether they were at fault. The state...
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Pennsylvania DUI Law on Driver's License Suspension
In Pennsylvania, it is possible for an individual convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs to have his license suspended. The length of time of license suspension depends on...
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Pennsylvania Government DUI Rules
In 2004, Pennsylvania made the penalties for drinking and driving more severe. If police find you operating a vehicle within two hours of consuming drugs or alcohol, you could be charged with driving...
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Pennsylvania Drinking Law
If you live in or visit Pennsylvania, it's helpful to know the laws pertaining to alcohol consumption. Failure to obey these laws could result in fines, rehabilitation courses or even jail time.
View ArticleDUI Laws in New Jersey
Driving under the influence (DUI) refers to the act of driving while intoxicated, whether by drugs or alcohol. In New Jersey, it is illegal for a person to drive while intoxicated. A DUI conviction can...
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