ND DMV Alcohol and Drug Laws 3

Question 1

What is the consequence of a second DUI conviction within seven years in North Dakota?

Accepted Answer

Increased fines, longer license revocation, and mandatory jail time

Answer

Same penalties as a first offense

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Only a fine with no license action

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Automatic felony charge with 10-year revocation

Question 2

Under North Dakota law, at what BAC level is a driver considered to be in physical control of a vehicle even if not actually driving?

Accepted Answer

0.08%

Answer

0.04%

Answer

0.06%

Answer

0.10%

Question 3

Which of the following is an accurate statement about alcohol and driving reaction time?

Accepted Answer

Alcohol slows reaction time even at BAC levels below the legal limit

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Alcohol sharpens focus and improves reaction time at low doses

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Reaction time is unaffected until BAC reaches 0.08%

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Only heavy drinkers experience slower reaction times

Question 4

A third DUI offense within a seven-year period in North Dakota is classified as what type of crime?

Accepted Answer

Class C felony

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Class B misdemeanor

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Class A misdemeanor

Answer

Infraction

Question 5

If a driver is involved in an accident while under the influence in North Dakota, which of the following is most likely to occur?

Accepted Answer

Additional criminal charges beyond standard DUI may be filed

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Charges are reduced because the accident was unintentional

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The driver is only required to pay for vehicle damage

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The DUI charge is dropped if the other party was at fault

Question 6

What does North Dakota's 'safe harbor' provision allow for underage individuals who call for help in a drug or alcohol emergency?

Accepted Answer

Limited immunity from minor in possession charges for the person seeking help

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Immunity from all drug-related crimes permanently

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A reduction in any DUI sentence by 50%

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Free legal representation in DUI court proceedings

Question 7

Which of the following statements about marijuana and driving in North Dakota is correct?

Accepted Answer

Driving impaired by marijuana is illegal and can result in a DUI charge

Answer

Marijuana is legal in ND so it cannot result in a DUI

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A DUI for marijuana only applies if combined with alcohol

Answer

Law enforcement cannot test for marijuana impairment at a traffic stop