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Why did I receive two tickets for DUI?

DUI, Police, Traffic Stop, UncategorizedBy Michael J. YoungMarch 9, 2014

When a person is arrested for DUI they usually receive two separate tickets for DUI. The first ticket is based upon the police officer’s observations of you and the second is for providing a breath test that results in a reading greater than 0.08. 11-501(a)1: is for having blood alcohol level greater than 0.08. 11-501(a)2:…

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