Car permit · Alcohol and drugs
What is the minimum length of the license suspension that follows a first DUI conviction in Minnesota?
Correct answer: 3 months.
Answer options
- A1 month
- B6 months
- C3 months Correct
Why
Minnesota takes away the driving privilege for at least 90 days, roughly three months, after a first DUI conviction, and a very high BAC makes the loss longer. Fines, possible jail time and, in some cases, an ignition interlock requirement can be added.
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