DUI and Alcohol Laws Flashcards
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In Nebraska, what is the BAC limit for commercial driver's license (CDL) holders while operating a commercial vehicle?
Answer: 0.04%
CDL holders in Nebraska are held to the stricter federal standard of 0.04% BAC while operating commercial vehicles.
Nebraska's administrative license revocation (ALR) for DUI can be challenged by requesting a hearing within:
Answer: 10 days
Drivers have 10 days from the notice of ALR to request a hearing to challenge the administrative revocation.
In Nebraska, a DUI causing serious bodily injury is charged as:
Answer: Class IIIA felony
DUI causing serious bodily injury to another person is charged as a Class IIIA felony in Nebraska.
Nebraska's 'drugged driving' per se law includes which substances?
Answer: Listed controlled substances found in blood
Nebraska's per se drugged driving law covers listed Schedule I controlled substances when detected in the driver's blood.
What is the minimum fine for a first DUI conviction in Nebraska?
Answer: $500
Nebraska imposes a minimum $500 fine for a first DUI conviction, plus additional court costs and fees.
Nebraska requires DUI offenders convicted of their first offense to attend:
Answer: A driver improvement course or alcohol education program
First-time DUI offenders in Nebraska must complete a driver improvement course or alcohol education program as part of sentencing.
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