When you get arrested for a DUI, does it physically say on the ticket "Driving Under the Influence" or a "DUI"?

When you get arrested for a DUI, does it physically say on the ticket “Driving Under the Influence” or a “DUI” or does “unlawful consumption of alcohol liquor” mean the same thing?

2 Responses to “When you get arrested for a DUI, does it physically say on the ticket "Driving Under the Influence" or a "DUI"?”

1. slide5150 says:

   February 12, 2007 at 8:02 pm

   It is usually listed by the vehicle code you broke…but that varies state to state.

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2. Laslos k says:

   February 15, 2007 at 12:39 am

   no, DUI is when your driving down a public road legally intoxicated. unlawful consumption of alcohol liquor which should be “unlawful consumption of alcohol – liquor”, is when a minor is caught drinking. I suppose it could be someone over 21 if they were drinking is a school zone, convience store, etc… but they are NOT the same thing.

   BTW the ticket can say DUI or Driving Under the Influence it really doesn’t matter.

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