A driver in Hawaii is convicted of DUI for the first time. What is the minimum length of the resulting license suspension?

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Why

Hawaii takes away the driving privilege for at least one year after a first DUI conviction. Fines and possible jail come on top of that, an ignition interlock is often required, and repeat offenses mean even longer suspensions.

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Topic: Alcohol and drugs   License: Car permit

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• Hawaii: Laws & Licensing

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