Your driver’s license can be suspended in your home state if your Nevada DUI case is not handled properly. The Interstate Compact provides all 50 states the authority, accountability, and resources to track the supervision of offenders who move across state lines. Therefore, if the circumstances of your DUI warrant license suspension, then you may have that penalty extend to your home state as well. Luckily, a Nevada DUI attorney can help negotiate your charges and position your case for the best possible outcome. An out-of-state DUI can potentially be reduced to reckless driving or even dropped completely.