under age driving @ .1 @ 16 years of age
My daughter was caught by her school being with other girls
drinking and driving to school late. She was tested @ school and blew a .1, legally drunk in Ga is .8. Ga is a no tolerance DUI state. What might I expect the state to do in this case, such as suspend lisc., etc.? Thanks
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Re: under age driving @ .1 @ 16 years of age
Georgia, as in many other states, have very strict laws when it comes to DUI and underage or under 21 offenders. I would highly recommend contacting a DUI attorney. If you would like the names of some DUI attorneys, I would be more than happy to give them to you.
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Re: under age driving @ .1 @ 16 years of age
First and foremost, the .08 standard does not apply to drivers under 21. Theirs is a much stricter standard. From the way you described her results, I am not clear whether she was .01 or .1. You will definitely need legal representation.
Was she also charged with underage in possession? This could complicate matters somewhat.
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Jim Hough
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