Maryland MVA Test DUI, Alcohol, and Drug Laws 3

Question 1

What additional penalty applies to a Maryland DUI conviction that results in the death of another person?

Accepted Answer

Up to 5 years in prison for vehicular manslaughter while impaired

Answer

A 2-year license suspension only

Answer

A $5,000 fine only

Answer

License revocation for 10 years

Question 2

What is the purpose of Maryland's Administrative Per Se suspension?

Accepted Answer

To suspend a license before any criminal conviction based solely on a failed or refused chemical test

Answer

To suspend a license permanently after three DUI convictions

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To fine a driver administratively without court involvement

Answer

To require drug counseling before a license is reinstated

Question 3

In Maryland, what is the minimum license revocation period for a driver convicted of DUI three or more times?

Accepted Answer

3 years

Answer

1 year

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2 years

Answer

Permanent revocation

Question 4

Under Maryland law, are DUI checkpoints (sobriety checkpoints) legal?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Maryland courts have upheld their constitutionality when properly conducted

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No, they violate the Fourth Amendment under Maryland law

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Only on federal highways in Maryland

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Only on holidays and special events

Question 5

What is the maximum fine for a first DUI conviction in Maryland?

Accepted Answer

$1,000

Answer

$500

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$1,500

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$5,000

Question 6

How does marijuana use affect a driver's legal status under Maryland DUI law?

Accepted Answer

Driving while impaired by marijuana is illegal and can result in DUI charges in Maryland

Answer

Marijuana is legal in Maryland so it cannot be the basis for a DUI charge

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Only THC blood levels above 5 ng/mL result in automatic DUI charges

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Marijuana impairment is treated separately from alcohol DUI with lesser penalties