Comments on: When you get arrested for a DUI, does it physically say on the ticket "Driving Under the Influence" or a "DUI"? http://attorneyaffiliation.com/when-you-get-arrested-for-a-dui-does-it-physically-say-on-the-ticket-driving-under-the-influence-or-a-dui/ Just another WordPress weblog Sun, 06 Dec 2009 18:44:30 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Laslos k http://attorneyaffiliation.com/when-you-get-arrested-for-a-dui-does-it-physically-say-on-the-ticket-driving-under-the-influence-or-a-dui/comment-page-1/#comment-630 Laslos k Thu, 15 Feb 2007 05:39:02 +0000 http://attorneyaffiliation.com/when-you-get-arrested-for-a-dui-does-it-physically-say-on-the-ticket-driving-under-the-influence-or-a-dui/#comment-630 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. 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.

]]> By: slide5150 http://attorneyaffiliation.com/when-you-get-arrested-for-a-dui-does-it-physically-say-on-the-ticket-driving-under-the-influence-or-a-dui/comment-page-1/#comment-629 slide5150 Tue, 13 Feb 2007 01:02:38 +0000 http://attorneyaffiliation.com/when-you-get-arrested-for-a-dui-does-it-physically-say-on-the-ticket-driving-under-the-influence-or-a-dui/#comment-629 It is usually listed by the vehicle code you broke...but that varies state to state. It is usually listed by the vehicle code you broke…but that varies state to state.

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