They started a campaign here called "Expect the Max." Below is just a few scenarios that our CEO could expect. Not definite, but likely.
First Impaired or BAC above .080
JAIL: 10 consecutive days in jail. The court may suspend 9 of the 10 days if you agree to get an alcohol and/or drug evaluation, and submit to treatment.
FINE & COSTS: $250.00 fine, plus a surcharge. (Plus an additional $500.00 assessment for arrests after March 13, 2004).
LICENSE: The MVD will suspend your drivers' license for 90 days.
COUNSELING: If recommended in your evaluation and you want the Judge to suspend all but one day in jail.
PROBATION: You may be placed on probation for up to five years.
IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVICE: This is the only DUI conviction scenario which does not require a functioning Interlock Device to be installed in your vehicle.
Second Impaired or BAC above .080
JAIL: 90 days in jail. The Court may suspend 60 of the 90 days if you agree to get an alcohol and/or drug evaluation, and submit to treatment.
FINE & COSTS: $500.00 fine, plus a surcharge, plus an additional $250.00 assessment to the Arizona DUI abatement fund. (Plus an additional $1250.00 assessment for arrests after March 13, 2004).
LICENSE: Your drivers' license will be revoked for one year.
COUNSELING: If recommended in your evaluation and you want the Judge to suspend all but 30 days in jail.
PROBATION: You may be placed on probation for up to five years.
IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVICE: You will be required to have an Ignition Interlock Device installed on your vehicle.
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So what did Doug get as a sentence in 1991?
"The Arizona Republic reported Friday that after Parker was arrested by Dallas police in January 1991 on suspicion of drunken driving, he pleaded guilty to the misdemeanor charge of DUI and was given a probated sentence of 30 days in jail, two years probation and a $250 fine."
First Impaired or BAC above .080
JAIL: 10 consecutive days in jail. The court may suspend 9 of the 10 days if you agree to get an alcohol and/or drug evaluation, and submit to treatment.
FINE & COSTS: $250.00 fine, plus a surcharge. (Plus an additional $500.00 assessment for arrests after March 13, 2004).
LICENSE: The MVD will suspend your drivers' license for 90 days.
COUNSELING: If recommended in your evaluation and you want the Judge to suspend all but one day in jail.
PROBATION: You may be placed on probation for up to five years.
IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVICE: This is the only DUI conviction scenario which does not require a functioning Interlock Device to be installed in your vehicle.
Second Impaired or BAC above .080
JAIL: 90 days in jail. The Court may suspend 60 of the 90 days if you agree to get an alcohol and/or drug evaluation, and submit to treatment.
FINE & COSTS: $500.00 fine, plus a surcharge, plus an additional $250.00 assessment to the Arizona DUI abatement fund. (Plus an additional $1250.00 assessment for arrests after March 13, 2004).
LICENSE: Your drivers' license will be revoked for one year.
COUNSELING: If recommended in your evaluation and you want the Judge to suspend all but 30 days in jail.
PROBATION: You may be placed on probation for up to five years.
IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVICE: You will be required to have an Ignition Interlock Device installed on your vehicle.
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So what did Doug get as a sentence in 1991?
"The Arizona Republic reported Friday that after Parker was arrested by Dallas police in January 1991 on suspicion of drunken driving, he pleaded guilty to the misdemeanor charge of DUI and was given a probated sentence of 30 days in jail, two years probation and a $250 fine."
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