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The document provides an overview of the penalties and legal implications for Driving Under the Influence (DUI) in Alaska, including statutes related to operating vehicles while impaired, refusal to submit to chemical tests, and driving with a revoked license. It outlines mandatory minimum penalties for misdemeanor and felony offenses, administrative license revocation procedures, and potential consequences beyond legal penalties, such as impacts on employment and insurance. The pamphlet emphasizes the importance of consulting an attorney for comprehensive legal advice.

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Do you lose your license immediately after DUI in Alaska?

Period Of Revocation The period of the revocation varies depending on whether the driver has any DWI convictions in Alaska, or any other state. If the driver has no prior convictions for DWI or refusal, the revocation period is 90 days.

When you get a DUI, do you lose your license immediately?

After being arrested for a DUI in California, the immediate loss of your drivers license can depend on various factors. Typically, upon arrest, law enforcement officers will confiscate your license and issue a temporary driving permit that is valid for 30 days.

How do I get my license back after a DUI in Alaska?

REINSTATE AFTER DUI, BREATH TEST OR REFUSAL Pass the written and vision tests. You may also need a road test. Pay the reinstatement and license fees. Proof of SR-22 Insurance. Present proof of birth and identity. If you are under 18, present parental consent.

Whats the most common penalty for a first time DUI?

The penalties for a first DUI conviction vary from state to state, but typically include: Fines ranging between $100 $500. Suspension or revocation of your drivers license. Installation of an ignition interlock device (IID) in your vehicle. Completion of a drug and alcohol education program.

What are the penalties for driving in Alaska?

First DUI offense A first DUI offense in Alaska is charged as a Class A misdemeanor. The penalties include a minimum fine of $1,500, a minimum jail sentence of 72 hours, and license revocation for 90 days. An ignition interlock device is required to be installed in your vehicle for six months.