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State Laws Menu Statistics History Education Coalitions Victims Impact NYS Drunk Driving Laws Tips for Parents What Can Happen Keg Registration Press Releases Goals & Achievements DWI Home N.Y.S. DRUNK DRIVING LAWS The Rockland County Stop-DWI Office provides the following information on the law and penalties for conviction of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Tougher penalties are levied for convictions of Driving While I ntoxicated (DWI) and Driving While Ability Impaired by Alcohol (DWAI) while operating a commercial motor vehicle and significantly increase when transporting passengers for hire, children, (school bus) dangerous cargo and hazardous materials. Additionally, the required blood alcohol concentration, (also referred to as BAC) necessary to obtain a conviction for DWI/DWAI is significantly lower when operating commercial motor vehicles. Stop-DWI wants you to understand the consequences of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Alcohol and drug impaired driving continues to be a major problem in the United States responsible for approximately seventeen thousand deaths each year. A significant number of these deaths involve underage drinking and young adults between the ages of sixteen to twenty-one years old. We strongly endorse the message conveyed by the law - it does not pay to drink and drive. New York State recently passed legislation lowering the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) necessary to sustain a conviction for Driving While Intoxicated from .10% to .08%. Studies have shown that motorists with a .08% BAC experience significant reductions in the performance of critical tasks such as braking, steering, lane changing, distance perception and judgment. Moreover, research indicates that impairment occurs at much lower blood alcohol concentrations of .01% to .03%. A person can reach a BAC of .01% by consuming just three ounces of whiskey, one wine cooler or one can of beer. Such impairment can have a detrimental effect on your ability to operate a motor vehicle depending upon the drivers emotional state, body weight, fatigue level, tolerance, and body chemistry. Therefore, you must understand that intoxication is a condition that exists within the mind and can be induced by small amounts of alcohol or other drugs and intensified by a persons physiological composition and emotional state. Keep these facts in mind and remember that alcohol effects each person uniquely and to differing degrees. The decisions you make may very well save your life and the lives of your family, friends and other innocent people. Fine & Drivers License Sanctions Section 1192 N.Y.S. V&T Law as of November 10, 2003 Driving While Ability Impaired By Alcohol 1192.1 - Private Passenger Vehicle Driving While Ability Impaired By Alcohol 1192.1 - Commercial Motor Vehicle Driving While Intoxicated 1192.3 & Driving With .08 Or More Blood Alcohol Content 1192.2 - All Vehicles Driving While Ability Impaired By Drugs 1192.4 All Vehicles Operating A Motor Vehicle Under The Age Of 21 After Consuming Alcohol - Also Known As The Zero Tolerance Law - Private Passenger Vehicle Refusal To Submit To A Chemical Test Of Your Blood, Breath Or Urine To Determine Drug/Alcohol Content Digested Version of DWI Laws 1192-A Zero Tolerance Law - Violation. Operate a motor vehicle with a BAC of .02 to .07 by a person under 21 years old. 1192-1 Driving While Ability Impaired Alcohol - Traffic Infraction. Operate a motor vehicle while ability impaired by alcohol. 1192-1 Driving While Ability Impaired Alcohol - Misdemeanor. Operate a special vehicle while ability impaired by alcohol. Taxi/livery vehicle with paying passenger, or a non-commercial motor vehicle weighing more than 18000 lbs. but not more than 26000 lbs.---i.e. motor homes and recreational vehicles. 1192-1 Driving While Ability Impaired Alcohol - Misdemeanor. Current charge escalates to a misdemeanor if two prior convictions in N.Y.S. within ten years of any 1192 offense. 1192-1 Driving While Ability Impaired Alcohol - Felony. Operate a special vehicle plus prior conviction for special vehicle within ten years. 1192-2 Driving with .08 or More BAC - Misdemeanor. Operate a motor vehicle with a BAC of .08 or more. Escalates to a felony with prior conviction in N.Y.S. for 1192-2 or 3 within ten years or a conviction of Vehicular Assault or Vehicular Manslaughter. Charge will also escalate to a felony if operating a more than 18000-lb. motor vehicle carrying dangerous cargo or operating a school bus with passengers. 1192-3 Driving While Intoxicated - Misdemeanor. Operate a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Escalates to a felony with a prior conviction in N.Y.S. for 1192-2 or 3 within ten years or a conviction of Vehicular Assault or Vehicular Manslaughter. Charge will also escalate to a felony if operating a more than 18000lb. motor vehicle carrying dangerous cargo or operating a school bus with passengers. 1192-4 Driving While Ability Impaired by Drugs - Misdemeanor. Operate a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs. Charge escalates to a felony with a prior conviction in N.Y.S. of 1192-4 within ten years. 1192-5 DWAI - Commercial Motor Vehicle Level I -Traffic Infraction. Operate a commercial motor vehicle with .04 or more, but not more than .06 BAC. 1192-6 DWAI - Commercial Motor Vehicle Level II - Misdemeanor. Operate a commercial motor vehicle with more than .06, but less than .08 BAC. If two prior convictions in N.Y.S. for 1192-1,2,3,4,6 within five years and one charge is a misdemeanor the current charge escalates to a felony.

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But Gonzales's most surprising answer may have come on a different subject: his role in helping President Bush escape jury duty in a drunken-driving case involving a dancer at an Austin strip club in 1996. The judge and other lawyers in the case last week disputed a written account of the matter provided by Gonzales to the Senate Judiciary Committee. "It's a complete misrepresentation," said David Wahlberg, lawyer for the dancer, about Gonzales's account. Bush's summons to serve as a juror in the drunken-driving case was, in retrospect, a fateful moment in his political career: by getting excused from jury duty he was able to avoid questions that would have required him to disclose his own 1976 arrest and conviction for driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI) in Kennebunkport, Maine-an incident that didn't become public until the closing days of the 2000 campaign. (Bush, who had publicly declared his willingness to serve, had left blank on his jury questionnaire whether he had ever been "accused" in a criminal case.) Asked by Sen. Patrick Leahy to describe "in detail" the only court appearance he ever made on behalf of Bush, Gonzales-who was then chief counsel to the Texas governor-wrote that he had accompanied Bush the day he went to court "prepared to serve on a jury." While there, Gonzales wrote, he "observed" the defense lawyer make a motion to strike Bush from the jury panel "to which the prosecutor did not object." Asked by the judge whether he had "any views on this," Gonzales recalled, he said he did not. MOST-POPULAR ARTICLES Are You Working Yourself to Death? A Jesuit Bioethicist on Schiavo's Right to Die -> Catholicism: Inside the Secretive Opus Dei Jesus: The Epic Story of a Great Faith Vote: Should Terri Schiavo have the right to die? While Gonzales's account tracks with the official court transcript, it leaves out a key part of what happened that day, according to Travis County Judge David Crain. In separate interviews, Crain-along with Wahlberg and prosecutor John Lastovica-told NEWSWEEK that, before the case began, Gonzales asked to have an off-the-record conference in the judge's chambers. Gonzales then asked Crain to "consider" striking Bush from the jury, making the novel "conflict of interest" argument that the Texas governor might one day be asked to pardon the defendant (who worked at an Austin nightclub called Sugar's), the judge said. "He [Gonzales] raised the issue," Crain said. Crain said he found Gonzales's argument surprising, since it was "extremely unlikely" that a drunken-driving conviction would ever lead to a pardon petition to Bush. But "out of deference" to the governor, Crain said, the other lawyers went along. Wahlberg said he agreed to make the motion striking Bush because he didn't want the hard-line governor on his jury anyway. But there was little doubt among the participants as to what was going on. "In public, they were making a big show of how he was prepared to serve," said Crain. "In the back room, they were trying to get him off." Gonzales last week refused to waver. "Judge Gonzales has no recollection of requesting a meeting in chambers," a senior White House official said, adding that while Gonzales did recall that Bush's potential conflict was "discussed," he never "requested" that Bush be excused. "His answer to the Senate's question is accurate," the official said. 2006 Newsweek, Inc. Print this Email this MORE FROM NEWSWEEK PERISCOPE Newsweek Periscope Section Front . Karl Rove's Return: No Longer Lying Low . CW: Give Us Our Meds Edition . Meth Epidemic: Tennessee's Registry . Style: The Look of a World Leader . Hot Issue: Shadow Workers . 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