“Not a Drop” means that someone under that age of 21 is not allowed to drive a vehicle with any amount of alcohol in their system. That means that if they are pulled over and have their breath tested, even if the result is only .01, they will be charged...
Underage drinking and driving is when someone under the age of 21 is arrested for driving with any amount of alcohol in their body. There does have to be physical evidence of the alcohol present in their body. For example: say an officer pulls over someone under 21...
This really depends on your insurance company. All insurance companies handle DWI/DUI’s differently, and how they handle them can vary depending on the plan you have as well. Some insurance companies will drop you from your insurance if you get a DWI/DUI. This...
This depends on how you are employed and what your job requirements are. If you have some type of employment contract, there may be something in that contract that requires you to disclose and DWI/DUI convictions. If you do not disclose, it could be grounds for...
Whether you disclose a DWI/DUI conviction on a job application is a very important decision. If an employer does a background check and finds that you have a DWI/DUI conviction that you did not disclose, they may not be willing to offer you a job. Deciding to disclose...
