Minnesota DUI Laws
Minnesota DUI Laws
-
Minnesota's DWI Laws and Penalties
Learn about the penalties for a DUI/DWI conviction in Minnesota.
-
Minnesota's Underage (Under 21) DUI Laws
Underage consumption of alcohol is a serious issue, and alone, constitutes a crime. The crime becomes more serious when an underage person chooses to drink and drive. This article discusses Minnesota’s laws and penalties that apply to underage drinking and driving. (“Underage” refers to persons
-
First-Offense DWI in Minnesota
Read about the consequences of a first-offense DWI in Minnesota.
-
Second-Offense DWI in Minnesota
Read about the consequences of a second-offense DWI in Minnesota.
-
Third-Offense DWI in Minnesota
Read about the consequences of a third-offense DWI in Minnesota.
-
Read about the consequences of a felony DWI in Minnesota.
-
Minnesota's Drugged Driving Law
Driving while impaired (DWI) (sometimes called “DUI”) is most often associated with driving under the influence of alcohol. But the law also prohibits “drugged driving”—that is, driving under the influence of drugs or hazardous substances.
-
Minnesota's Implied Consent Laws: Refusing DWI Chemical Testing
Read about Minnesota's implied consent laws and the penalties you'll face for refusing to take a blood, breath, or urine test after being arrested for a DWI.
-
Minnesota’s Open Bottle (Container) Law and Ticket Penalties
Minnesota’s open bottle law criminalizes consumption of alcohol and possession of an open container of alcohol in a vehicle.
-
Minnesota's Boating While Intoxicated (BWI) Laws and Penalties
Minnesota law prohibits operating or being in actual physical control of a motorboat while intoxicated by drugs or alcohol. Learn about how the offense is defined and the penalties you'll face for a conviction.