A driver convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol may be ordered to:

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Why

Courts commonly order DUI offenders to complete an alcohol education program, along with fines, loss of driving privileges, and possible jail time. A DUI conviction never ends with just a small fine, and the device a court may require is an ignition interlock, not a speed limiter.

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Topic: Alcohol and drugs   License: Car permit

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• Idaho
• Kansas
• North Dakota
• Nebraska
• Oklahoma
• Rhode Island
• South Dakota
• Vermont
• West Virginia
• Wyoming

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