The first thing you need to do after your Driving While Impaired arrest is to contact an attorney and get your DWI Assessment completed. This will make the rest of the process much easier. It will help you get your driving permit after 10 days during the “Civil Revocation” period. The “Civil Revocation” period is when…
Your Partner, Your Advocate Absolute Advocacy is the premiere resource for DUI / DWI assessments and short and longer term outpatient treatments. We are on your side—helping you meet the requirements demanded by the courts. Absolute Advocacy has licensed clinical addiction specialists and certified rehabilitation counselors who specialize in alcohol and drug assessments and treatments….
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Alcohol and the Law Everyone’s driving is impaired at a blood alcohol concentration, or BAC, of 0.08 percent, but many people are affected at much lower levels. Research shows that the risk of being involved in a crash increases when the alcohol level is 0.05 percent, and at 0.08 percent the risk of causing a…