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DUI, DWI, OVI?

DUI stands for driving under the influence. Some states use the term DWI, driving while intoxicated, instead of DUI. (DWAI, OVI, OWI) Their meanings are identical: they refer to a person driving while impaired by alcohol or drugs.

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Connecticut Drunk Driving Attorneys

State of Connecticut BAC Laws:

  • Drivers under 21 with a blood alcohol concentration level (BAC) of .02 or higher.
  • Any vehicle requiring a commercial driver license with a BAC of .04 percent or higher.
  • Operation of a motor vehicle "while under the influence" of intoxicating liquor or any or drug, or both.
  • All drivers with a BAC of .08 or higher.

The Implied Consent Law in the State of Connecticut

The implied consent law in Connecticut means that by holding a State of Connecticut drivers license, you agree to submit to a chemical test of your blood, breath or urine. Refusing to abide by the implied consent law carries penalties similar to a drunk driving conviction.

 

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Network of  DUI/ DWI lawyers who represent persons charged with drunk driving offenses.

Drunk driving, DUI, DWI and Drunk Driving Defense are common words in our every day speech, which should warn us that these time-consuming and expensive offenses are becoming a growing problem in the US.  Drunk Driving Lawyers will tell you that the term drunk driving has many official names including, DWI (Driving While Intoxicated), DUII (Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants), OMVI (Operating Motor Vehicle Intoxicated), and OUI (Operation Under the Influence), and other acronyms OWI, DUIL, DWUI

Drunk driving can cause:

  • Loss or suspension of license
  • Large fines
  • Substance-abuse treatment
  • Jail or prison time
  • Community service
  • Restitution
  • Criminal record
  • Restrictive probationary license programs, including ignition interlock devices and Cinderella licenses                                         
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