| The Offense: | | | | It is indeed a difficult task to control repeated cases. |
| The crime of drinking and driving such as Driving under | | | | Number of measures has been taken by the |
| Influence and Driving while Impaired (DWI) is subject to | | | | Government in order to control repeated crimes of |
| strict punishments. Drunken driving laws have | | | | drunk driving. Here are a few of them. |
| enforcement agencies who crackdown on these | | | | - Suspension of license for an indefinite period of time. |
| offenders and shockingly for many of the drivers, it is | | | | - Huge fines and penalties along with imprisonment. |
| not their first such crime. Penalties range from fines, jail | | | | - Compulsory attendance to a DUI school for getting |
| sentencing and attending certain rehabilitation programs | | | | back the license suspended for an indefinite period of |
| in addition to revocation of license under the | | | | time. |
| Administrative License Revocation (ALR). | | | | - Attending an assessment interview with a |
| Repeated Offense: | | | | professional counselor before reinstating the driving |
| Any repeated DUI case is subject to higher degree of | | | | privilege. |
| prosecution and have far reaching consequences. In | | | | - Power to adjudicate the offender into Alcohol |
| most cases there are repeated offenders. The | | | | Anonymous or a medical treatment. |
| offenses range from misdemeanors to felony cases. | | | | - Additional insurance coverage before returning the |
| The Habitual Violators Law has been passed by many | | | | driving privilege. |
| states in the US. This law imposes felony penalties for | | | | - The justice system holds the drivers responsible and |
| three Driving under Influence convictions. Such | | | | accountable for the damages incurred as a result of |
| offenders lose their basic civil rights such as voting, | | | | the drunken driving accident. |
| owning a weapon or losing their driving license for an | | | | The offenders have a face to face with the victims, |
| indefinite period of time. | | | | where the victims explain their painful aftermath of |
| Controlling repeated DUI cases: | | | | drunken driving. |