Anyone convicted of any drug offense will automatically lose his or her driver's license for at least six months. It doesn't matter if a car was used in committing the offense. Anyone under 17 years old who is convicted of any drug offense may not be able to get his or her driver's license for at least six months after turning 17. All drivers, regardless of age, are considered to be driving while intoxicated if their blood alcohol level is .10 percent or higher. Drivers under the age of 21, however, are held to a stricter standard.
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Don't wait for involvement with the criminal justice system. If you are a young person who needs help or additional information about substance abuse, visit the Student Assistance Counselor at your school. Your local Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse can also help. Each videotape may be borrowed for two weeks. Weston Woods Institute.