What is the shortest license suspension North Dakota imposes for a first DUI conviction?

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North Dakota takes away the driving privilege of a first-time DUI offender for no less than three months. Longer suspensions, such as six months, apply when the test result is very high or there are earlier offenses.

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Topic: Alcohol and drugs   License: Car permit

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