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Originally Posted by grandpasboat
(Post 4352523)
What made the DNR pull you over?
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BUI in Michigan is a misdemeanor, unless you have 3 convictions, then its a felony. The bac limit was lowered this year to .08. if you are under 21 yoa then you may not have any bac. in other words you would have to blow zero!
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Originally Posted by mspdoc
(Post 4352553)
BUI in Michigan is a misdemeanor, unless you have 3 convictions, then its a felony. The bac limit was lowered this year to .08. if you are under 21 yoa then you may not have any bac. in other words you would have to blow zero!
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or ............. just don,t drink and drive:ernaehrung004::
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I think the OP is gone. Come on, made two posts, and poof. Maybe he got life with no parole.
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Originally Posted by donzi matt
(Post 4352284)
I don't drink anymore, but back when I did my wife (former attorney) told me even if I had only one beer to never ever EVER consent to a breathalizer.
It's not cheap, but it cost me more than double since I refused, otherwise it would have been a slap on the wrist...just don't do it again or it gets nuts on your second time around. They only blessing is, you don't need a license to operate a boat in Michigan as long as you have had boater safety... |
Originally Posted by BBCLiberator
(Post 4352740)
Do that in Michigan, your license is gone for a year minimum, period...ask how I know. It will cost you MORE money, as you have to then go to circuit court to even get a restricted license.
It's not cheap, but it cost me more than double since I refused, otherwise it would have been a slap on the wrist...just don't do it again or it gets nuts on your second time around. They only blessing is, you don't need a license to operate a boat in Michigan as long as you have had boater safety... |
nevermind...
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Originally Posted by BBCLiberator
(Post 4352740)
They only blessing is, you don't need a license to operate a boat in Michigan as long as you have had boater safety... |
Originally Posted by onesickpantera
(Post 4352838)
That's if you refuse the test after being arrested. Refusing the preliminary test does not carry the same penalties. That being said, I am not sure what benefit refusing the preliminary test does other than buy you some time.
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