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Firm News

• Backing Up On Highway Ramp, Driver Is Charged With DUI
  Posted on 5/5/2010
• 2 Teens Hurt, 1 Charged With DUI In Route 146 Crash
  Posted on 4/27/2010
• Vinny Paz Victim of Drunken Driver
  Posted on 4/15/2010
• Drunk Driver Accused Of Causing Crash Faces Deportation
  Posted on 4/12/2010
• Driver Nearing Troopers on Highway Charged with DUI
  Posted on 3/9/2010
• Central Falls Councilwoman Pleads No Contest To DUI
  Posted on 2/22/2010
• Police Get Warrant To Test Driver's Blood In Fatal Crash
  Posted on 2/15/2010
• Richmond Woman Faces Drunken Driving Charges After Route 95 Crash
  Posted on 2/15/2010
• North Kingstown Man Charged After Driving Car Onto Half-Frozen Pond
  Posted on 2/1/2010
• Man Will Face Drunken Driving Charges In Hit-Run Crash
  Posted on 1/20/2010

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DUI & Breathalyzer Refusal

• A New Bill To Revamp Rhode Island Expungements
• Did You Know? Facts About DUIs.
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• Learn About Standardized Field Sobriety Tests.
• Penalties For Refusing A Chemical Test in Rhode Island
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• What to Do If The Police Stop You For DUI

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DUI Alcohol Impairment Chart

Alcohol Impairment Chart

The following Alcohol Impairment Chart, adopted in the California Driver’s Handbook, provides an approximation of an anticipated Blood Alcohol Concentration based upon the amount of alcohol consumed.  This chart is not and does not claim to be 100% accurate because people absorb and eliminate alcohol at varying rates.  Furthermore, “One drink” is a one and a half ounce shot of eighty proof liquor (even if mixed with non-alcoholic drinks), a five ounce glass of 12% wine, or a twelve ounce glass of 5% beer.  These “one drink” equivalents change if you are drinking ale, malt liquors, fortified wines, port, brandy, different proof liquor, or if you are drinking on an empty stomach.

BLOOD ALCOHOL CONCENTRATION CHARTS
BAC Zones:         90 to 109 lbs.									110 to 129 lbs.								130 to 149 lbs.								150 to 169 lbs.
Time from 1st drink	Total Drinks								Total Drinks								Total Drinks								Total Drinks
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