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eMedicine Health - Alcohol Intoxication, Driving While Intoxicated: The Facts Search January 26, 2006 Registration Healthcare Professionals You are in: Substance Abuse > Alcohol Intoxication Alcohol Intoxication Driving While Intoxicated: The Facts FACT: In 2000, some 16,653 people were killed in vehicle crashes involving alcohol. This represents 40% of all people killed in traffic accidents that year. (See the US map of all deaths related to intoxication .) FACT: At present, there are 17 states with laws making it illegal to drive at a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) over 100 mg/dL (0.1%); 32 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico have a lower cutoff point, which is 80 mg/dL. In October 2000, the federal government passed a law mandating that all states enact laws lowering the legal driving BAC to 80 mg/dL by October 2003 or face the penalty of withholding 2% of their federal highway construction funds. These cutoff points establish the level below which driving is per se illegal in and of itself. Per se means that the only factor considered is the BAC. Whether the person actually is intoxicated, behaves as if he or she is intoxicated, or appears to be intoxicated does not count. Numerous studies demonstrate that almost all drivers are impaired at a level of 80 mg/dL with respect to critical driving skills such as braking, steering, and changing lanes. Impairment begins as low as 20 mg/dL and is common at 50 mg/dL. Most significant is that impairment of skills begins at a much lower level than required to exhibit obvious signs of being drunk. The per se level mandated by the federal government for drivers of commercial vehicles is a mere 40 mg/dL (0.04%). This applies to all 50 states. In 1992, the National Highway Transportation and Safety Administration recommended that all states lower their illegal per se levels to 80 mg/dL (0.08%). Only 19 states have done so. A strong lobby representing sellers of alcoholic beverages has been instrumental in preventing adoption of the recommended levels by all states. Also, the expense of enforcing the lower limits is a significant issue. All countries in Europe are below the 100 mg/dL cutoff common in the US. Countries with a cutoff of 80 mg/dL include Austria, Britain, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Ireland, Luxembourg, Spain, Switzerland, and Canada. Countries with a cutoff of 50 mg/dL include Belgium, Finland, France, Greece, Netherlands, and Portugal. Sweden and Norway have a 20 mg/dL cutoff. American society continues to be complacent about drunk drivers. Even when a person who is drunk kills someone in a motor vehicle accident, the sentence tends to be extremely light, if imposed at all. Defending drunk drivers is a huge legal business. Over the years, numerous creative defenses have been successfully employed. Some of the popular ones include these: Driver claims to have consumed the alcohol after the accident to calm nerves. Driver claims that he or she only had a soft drink at the party, but someone else laced it with alcohol. Driver claims to have medical conditions that impede the normal metabolism of alcohol. Driver says the alcohol swab used to clean the skin before the blood sample was drawn contaminated the skin. (Such swabs contain isopropyl alcohol, not ethanol, and do not register on the ethanol test.) Specimen was mixed with another in the lab. 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Notice of points--accumulation of points on conviction Administrative Driver's License Suspension Notice of suspension or revocation by department--deemed received, when--contents 302.515 Rules for Receipt of Notice of Administrative Suspension in a Missouri DUI / DWI / BAC or other drunk driving case Administrative Driver's License Suspension Reinstatement of license--completion of substance abuse traffic offender program a condition--individual assessment, judicial review--fees and cost, distribution of--treatment demonstration project may be created. 302.540 Reinstatement of License (programs, fees) in a Missouri DUI / DWI / BAC or other drunk driving case Administrative Driver's License Suspension Reinstatement of license--substance abuse traffic offender program--waiver--assignment recommendations, court review--fees 302.540 Substance Abuse Traffic Offenders Program requirements to be reinstated in a Missouri DUI / DWI / BAC or other drunk driving case Administrative Driver's License Suspension Request for administrative review, when made--temporary permit, duration--hearing, venue, conduct--decision, notice, final when--appeal for judicial review 302.530 Request for Administrative Hearing in a Missouri DUI / DWI / BAC or other drunk driving case Administrative Driver's License Suspension Return of license, when--limited hardship licenses, when granted-- limited driving privileges under revoked license 302.309 Hardship/Limited Driving Privileges in a Missouri DUI / DWI / BAC or other drunk driving case Administrative Driver's License Suspension Suspension or revocation of driving privileges, persons under twenty-one years of age--violation of certain laws--surrender of licenses--court to forward to director of revenue--period of suspension. 577.500 Drivers under the age of 21, "Abuse and Lose" in a Missouri DUI / DWI / BAC or other drunk driving case Administrative Driver's License Suspension Suspension or revocation upon departmental ruling, attorney fees and costs upon reversal 302.536 Suspension or revocation upon departmental ruling, attorney fees and costs upon reversal in a Missouri DUI / DWI / BAC or other drunk driving case Administrative Driver's License Suspension Suspension or revocation, when effective, duration--restricted driving privilege--effect of suspension or revocation by court on charges arising out of same occurrence 302.525 Terms of Filing Administrative Hearing; Length of license suspension in a Missouri DUI / DWI / BAC or other drunk driving case Administrative Driver's License Suspension Suspension or revocation--appeals from--procedure 302.311 Suspension or revocation--appeals from--procedure in a Missouri DUI / DWI or other drunk driving case Administrative Driver's License Suspension Trial de novo, conduct, venue, associate judge may hear, when-- restricted driving privilege, when, duration of 302.530 Request for Trial De Novo in a Missouri DUI / DWI / BAC or other drunk driving case DUI Procedure/Evidence Department of revenue and department of health and senior services, bureau of vital statistics, records, admissible in evidence, when, foundation 302.312 Admission of Certified Records in the civil portion of a Missouri DUI / DWI / BAC or other drunk driving case DUI Procedure/Evidence Missouri Code Definitions 556.061 Missouri Code Definitions DUI Procedure/Evidence Previous remands for felony offenses, minimum prison terms-- calculation of term--sentencing advisory commission 558.019 Previous remands for felony offenses, minimum prison terms-- calculation of term--sentencing advisory commission Penalties/Suspension on Conviction, Prohibition Role of court and jury in sentencing--jury informed of penalties 557.036 Judge v. Jury in Sentencing a Driver in a Missouri DUI / DWI / BAC or other drunk driving case Penalties/Suspension on Conviction, Prohibition Sentence of imprisonment, terms--conditional release 558.011 Criminal Penalties for Missouri DUI / DWI / BAC or other drunk driving offenses Drive While Suspended Offense Driving while revoked, penalty--imprisonment, mandatory, exception 302.321 Driving while revoked, penalty--imprisonment, mandatory, exception Drive While Suspended Offense Operation of motor vehicle without proper license prohibited-- motorcycles--special license--protective headgear--penalty 302.020 Felony Operation of a Motor Vehicle Without a Proper License in a Missouri DUI / DWI or other Drunk Driving Case DUI Reciprocal Agreements Compact--entered into 544.046 Compact--entered into DUI Reciprocal Agreements Driver License Compact 302.600 Driver License Compact agreement between Missouri and other States DUI Reciprocal Agreements Driver license compact--definitions--applicability of--reports to director of revenue, when, by whom 302.605 driver license compact definitions Add a Section 2942 | DUI DWI Practice Descriptions, Links, andProfiles | DUI DWI Summaries of Law | Searchby Region, County, City | First Appearance inDUI Court DWI Court | MembersOnly | AddYour Firm | Delete | Privacy | For Ontario DUIDWI impaired driving criminal law information please visit www.lawyers.ca See also TorontoDUI For more information respecting this database or to report misuse contact: AllbissLawdata Ltd. , 303-470 Hensall Circle, Mississauga,Ontario, Canada, L5A 3V4. 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