The best way to deal with DWI laws is to never drive while intoxicated. Of course, if you’ve already had one or two DWI arrests, then it’s a little too late for that. You can insist that your DWI was “different” because you were on a scooter and you had only had a few too many codine pills for your sprained foot, but legally, on job applications, on your criminal record, it’s not much different from driving a truck while high on illegal drugs.
Unfortunately, traffic school or a defensive driving course will not make your DWI disappear, but it’s a little green mark on your record, and after the black mark of a DWI charge, you need every little green mark you can get.
The bottom line on DWI arrests is this: anyone can be arrested and charged with a DWI, not just civilians, any and all forms of intoxication can get you hit with a DWI charge, and recovering from a DWI charge can take a lot of time and effort.
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