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Maryland Underage DUI Defense Lawyers

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Maryland Underage DUI Lawyers

There are few experiences more overwhelming and confusing, for a Maryland driver than receiving a DUI stop. As an underage driver, however, the experience can be downright scary.Do not make the mistake of thinking that law enforcement will take it easy on an underage driver.

Contact our experienced Maryland Criminal Defense Lawyers at Alpert Schreyer Criminal Defense Attorneys today to schedule your confidential consultation and legal case evaluation. Call us today at (301) 262-7005.

Underage DUI in Maryland

Underage DUI is a serious offense in Maryland, and carries stiff penalties. Maryland has a zero tolerance policy for underage drivers. If you are accused of drunk driving while underage, especially a subsequent underage DUI offense, you will be prosecuted very aggressively.

Facing arrest for underage DUI likely came as a surprise, but it is important to act fast. Immediately consult with a skilled attorney to learn more about your legal rights. For parents of drivers charged with underage DUI, the first reaction in many instances is to get angry. However, focusing on resolving the matter is what’s most important. Ensuring that the underage individual is taken care of with regard to substance abuse counseling and other preventative treatment measures.

Driver’s License & Underage DUI

Driver’s License & Underage DUI

The privilege to drive in Maryland is taken very seriously. According to the Maryland Transportation Code Annotated § 16-113 (b), every licensee under 21 years old is prohibited from driving or attempting to drive a motor vehicle while having alcohol in their blood. As such, any underage driver found guilty of driving with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .02 percent or greater may have their driver’s license suspended for six months. They may also need to complete an approved alcohol treatment program. Instead of suspending the underage driver’s license, the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) may require that the driver participate in the Ignition Interlock System Program for a maximum of three years.

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