SUPER DRUNK, HIGH BAC OFFENSE
October 31, 2010, a new Operating While Intoxicated offense, more commonly referred to as a High BAC offense, was created for individuals convicted of operating a motor vehicle with a BAC of .17 grams or more.
High BAC is a misdemeanor and carries the following penalties:
Up to 180 days in jail.
A fine of at least $200 but not more than $700.
Up to 360 hours of community service.
One year license suspension. The Secretary of State may issue a restricted license 45 days after the suspension starts if the person is otherwise eligible. Proof of installation of an ignition interlock device is required before a restricted license will be issued.
A restricted license will permit the individual to operate a vehicle equipped with an ignition interlock device under the following circumstances:
To and from residence and employment, and during employment;
To and from alcohol or drug education or treatment program;
To and from regularly scheduled treatment for serious medical condition;
To and from probation, community service and school.
Mount Pleasant Michigan Lawyer, Todd Levitt has been specializing in Drunk Driving offenses for more than 17 years. Todd Levitt has been representing CMU Students for more than 17 years. Todd Levitt is a CMU Alumni and adjunct professor teaching in the College of Business at CMU.
For a free consultation call 989-772-6000