New Hampshire Drunk Driving Laws

• BAC Limit: 0.08
• Enhanced Penalty BAC Level: 0.16
• Zero Tolerance Level: 0.02
• Implied Consent Law: Yes
• License Suspension 1st Offense: 6 Months
• License Suspension 2nd Offense: 3 Years
• License Suspension 3rd Offense: 5 Years
• Mandatory Jail Time: After 2nd Offense
• Mandatory Alcohol Education: Yes
• Mandatory Alcohol Treatment: Yes
• Ignition Interlock Device: Yes
• Vehicle Confiscation: No
• Hardship License: No
• Open Container Law: For driver and passengers

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Even Police Officers can get Arrested for DUI in New Hampshire DUIAttorney.com A conviction for DUI can have grave consequences and it is therefore important that a person facing charges speak with a qualified and experienced DUI attorney. more...

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WAKEFIELD, N.H. -- A first-term New Hampshire state senator has resigned after being arrested on drunken driving charges. Republican William Denley of the Sanbornville section of Wakefield said he will be too distracted to appropriately perform his ... more...

A first-term New Hampshire state senator resigns after being arrested on drunken driving charges. more...

CONCORD, N.H. -- A Massachusetts woman is accused of being the ringleader of a drug operation that bought up expensive New Hampshire homes and turned them into indoor pot growing operations. U.S. Attorney Tom Colantuono said Van Thi "Michelle" Nguyen ... more...