Alcohol and Drug Laws Flashcards
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If you refuse a chemical sobriety test in Tennessee, what happens?
Answer: Your license is automatically suspended
Refusing a chemical test in Tennessee under Implied Consent Law results in an automatic license suspension.
What is the minimum jail time for a first DUI conviction in Tennessee?
Answer: 48 hours
Tennessee law mandates a minimum of 48 hours in jail for a first DUI conviction.
In Tennessee, a DUI conviction with a passenger under 18 in the vehicle results in what additional charge?
Answer: Child endangerment
Driving under the influence with a minor passenger in Tennessee adds a mandatory child endangerment charge to the DUI.
How many DUI convictions in Tennessee result in the charge becoming a felony?
Answer: 4th or more
In Tennessee, a fourth or subsequent DUI offense is charged as a Class E felony.
What is the fine range for a first DUI offense in Tennessee?
Answer: $350 to $1,500
A first DUI conviction in Tennessee carries a mandatory fine between $350 and $1,500.
What program may Tennessee first-time DUI offenders be required to complete?
Answer: Alcohol and drug treatment program
Tennessee courts may require first-time DUI offenders to complete an alcohol and drug assessment and treatment program.
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