Hawaii DUI Laws
Hawaii DUI Laws
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Hawaii Drunk Driving Laws and Penalties
In Hawaii, a DUI conviction carries penalties that depend on the number of prior DUI convictions the driver has within the past ten years. But generally, the penalties can include jail time, fines, and license suspension
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Hawaii First-Offense DUI/OVUII
A first offense DUI in Hawaii (referred to as an OVUII, "operating a vehicle under the influence of an intoxicant") carries the potential of both criminal and administrative penalties. Additionally, Hawaii provides enhanced penalties for offenders arrested with a minor (child under age of 15) present in the vehicle at the time of the stop.
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Second-Offense DUI/OVUII in Hawaii
What to expect if you're convicted of driving under the influence a second time in Hawaii
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Third-Offense DUI/OVUII in Hawaii
What to expect if you're convicted of a third DUI in Hawaii
Special DUI Cases in Hawaii
Special DUI Cases in Hawaii
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What Is a Felony OVUII/DUI in Hawaii?
The circumstances that can elevate a DUI charge to a felony offense in Hawaii
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For drivers who are under the legal drinking age, Hawaii has zero-tolerance DUI laws
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Hawaii Open Container Laws and Penalties
Hawaii has laws that prohibit consumption, possession, and storage of open containers of alcohol in a vehicle. Read about the specifics of these rules and the penalties for a violation.
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Hawaii's Boating Under the Influence (BUI) Laws and Penalties
Hawaii law prohibits operating or being in actual physical control of a vessel while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
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Hawaii’s Implied Consent Law and Refusing Alcohol Testing
How Hawaii's implied consent law works if you're stopped for a DUI and the penalties for refusing to take an alcohol test
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How Hawaii's DUI/OVUII laws apply to drugged driving