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Driving under the influence is considered a criminal offense. If you're convicted of a DUI or DWI it will end up on your driving record. The penalties that result may be loss of license and/or requirement to carry SR22 car insurance for a certain period of time which is costly. If it is your first offense you will most likely be required to attend an alcohol treatment program and/or an accident prevention program.

The United States law takes driving under the influence very seriously. All the police
have to do is suspect you've been drinking and driving and they have the right to pull
you over. Upon suspicion of drinking and driving, you'll probably be asked to perform
a field sobriety test or a breathalyzer to determine your blood alcohol content.

Field sobriety testing
If a driver is pulled over by a police officer for suspected intoxication a field sobriety test may be conducted.
The test requires a suspect to perform simple physical and cognitive tests to determine sobriety. The National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA) guidelines were set up to help make these sobriety tests 'standardized' for better accuracy. The officer must correctly perform the field sobriety test. The U.S. Department of Transportation explains the Field Sobriety Test as a battery of three tests administered in a standardized manner to obtain validation of impairment and establish probable cause for arrest.

If you're over the limit, you will be arrested for a DUI and taken to the police station to be booked and held in jail. Note that you may be arrested with or without the police having to prove impairment if they feel you're exhibiting drunk behavior. Personal property, such as keys and cash, are also confiscated at this time and returned upon release unless they're needed for evidence in the case against you.

In the process of a DUI case you may be allowed to post bail immediately or be released on your own recognizance, which means you exchange your release from jail for a signed promise to appear in court to decide the case. In other situations, you will be required to wait in jail for a hearing before a judge to determine the amount of bail. Either way after bail is posted you will be released from jail with the promise to return for a court hearing at a later date.

If you fail to appear for that court date, a warrant for your arrest will be issued. If you have missed
a court date for a DUI charge and want to find out if you have a warrant for your arrest, the best
way is to conduct an online background check from any of the links on these pages. It's easy, fast,
and secure and you will instantly know if you have an arrest warrant for a DUI.

If you're convicted of injuring or killing someone while driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs
you will certainly lose your license and can expect a long prison sentence. Many states in the U.S. strictly
enforce guidelines on sentencing for DUI charges and spare no leniency for this offense.

Related links
Total DUI
A site dedicated to finding a DUI attorney and DUI information.

1800 DUI Laws
Drunk Driving arrests by state.

DUI Consequences
Know the drunk driving laws in every state.

Safe Ride America
Never drive impaired. We pick you up and drive your car home.

DUI Process
Learn how to clear or minimize your DUI record.

Mother's Against Drunk Driving
Organization formed to stop underage drinking and drunk driving.

DUI's and DWI's

Driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI) is defined as the act of driving a motor vehicle with blood levels of alcohol in excess of the legal limit. In the United States that limit is .08%. If you drink and get behind the wheel you run the risk of reckless driving, getting into an accident, killing another driver, a passenger, or even yourself, in addition to getting arrested.

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