Guided Notes Handbook 2

Read chapter 2 in the DMV handbook.  Answer the questions on the attached document either while you read or after you read.

Guided Notes Chapter 2  Alcohol and the Law

1.  Everyone’s driving is impaired at a BAC of ________, but many people are affected at _______ levels.
2. Research shows that the risk of being involved in a crash increases when the alcohol level is ______.
3. If an officer charges you with driving while impaired, you will be asked to take a chemical test of your _________ or __________.
4. Refusal to perform any required test will result in the immediate revocation of your _________ ___________ for at least ________ days and an additional minimum ____ ________ revocation by the DMV.
5. If your BAC test shows ______ percent or more, your driving privilege will be revoked immediately for a minimum of _____ days.
6. Driving while impaired can be proven in one of two ways: 1- By proving the driver’s physical or mental fitness are appreciably impaired by ________, ________ or both. 2- By proving the driver’s BAC is _____ or more, or ______ if you are driving a Commercial Vehicle.
7. DWI laws:

      Allow enforcement agencies to set up ________ ________ to check for impaired drivers.

      Prohibit drivers from consuming ______ alcoholic beverage including ______ while driving.

      Prohibit the transport of an ______ ___________ of any alcoholic beverage, including the _________ area of the car.

      Provide for ___________ levels of severity of punishment based on the severity of the _______.

       Require persons convicted of DWI for the second time to ________ __ ______ ____________.

       Attempt to punish DWI offenders, but also try to help them deal with ___________ they may have with ___________.

       Require anyone convicted of DWI to obtain a ___________ _______ ____________ prior to the reinstatement of driving privileges.

8.    If you are convicted of DWI while your license is revoked for an earlier DWI conviction, the court may order your vehicle _________ and ______.

9.    The first conviction of DWI: mandatory revocation of your license for _____ ________.

10.  The second conviction of DWI: mandatory driver license revocation for a period of ______ _____ when convicted of a prior offense                  which occurred within 3 years of the current offense.

11.  The third conviction of DWI: Mandatory ___________ revocation of driver license.

12.  The fourth conviction of DWI:  Mandatory ___________ revocation of the driver license and is considered a _________.

13.  On the first restoration, the alcohol concentration restriction will be ________.

14.  On a second or subsequent restoration, the alcohol concentration will be ________.

15.  Alcohol and the Young Driver:

       The law requires a one year driver license revocation upon conviction for:

        Any underage person who _________ to purchase or _________ an alcoholic beverage.

        Any underage person who _____ or ______ another who attempts to purchase or purchases an alcoholic beverage.

        Any underage person who obtains or attempts to obtain alcoholic beverages by using or attempting to use a ____________ ________                   ________ or other _____ or another person’s _________ _________ or _____.

Any person who gives an alcoholic beverage to ______ ____________ person.

 If a driver who is less than _____ years old is convicted for an offense of driving with ____ amount of alcohol or drug in his/her body, his/her license will be revoked for _____ _______.