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The U.S. Department of Justice reports that
alcohol plays a major role in millions of
crimes every year.
Approximately 900,000 adults and 24,000 juveniles
are in the criminal justice system due to
alcohol offenses. Over 40% of all traffic
fatalities involve a drinking driver. With
increased awareness of the dangers of drinking
and driving, public tolerance of DWI/DUI offenders
has dropped dramatically. 1.5 million people
are arrested for DUI/DWI offenses each year
and approximately 33% of these have at least
one previous conviction. These multiple offenders
create unique challenges for agencies because
alcohol-related crimes require effective supervision,
education and treatment.
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Offenders with Multiple DUI/DWI Convictions
Create Many Problems
* Repeat DUI/DWI offenders who do not
maintain sobriety during treatment face a
far greater risk of committing new alcohol-crimes.
* Jail has proven to be an ineffective deterrent
for multiple DUI/DWI offenders.
* DUI/DWI offenders clog our jails and Courts.
* The costs of DUI/DWI crimes are well reported
in the media - deaths, accidents, injuries,
property loss, higher insurance rates.
* Apprehending, adjudicating, supervising,
and incarcerating DUI/DWI offenders drains
limited criminal justice system resources.
* In most jurisdictions, DUI/DWI is a misdemeanor
offense, mandating little or no supervision
and/or treatment.
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Despite 10 previous DUI convictions, 39-year-old
Cresencio Galvan was once again behind the wheel
of a car last Saturday morning.
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Two Medina County men -- with nine convictions
between them for driving under the influence
-- again face charges of driving while impaired.
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States
and Territories WITH Dram
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Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California,
Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii,
Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine,
Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi,
Missouri, Montana, New Hampshire, New, Jersey,
New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North
Dakota, Ohio Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas,
Utah, Vermont, Washington, Washington D.C.,
West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming
States
and Territories WITHOUT Dram
Shop Laws(8)
Delaware, Kansas, Louisiana, Maryland, Nebraska,
Nevada, South Dakota, Virginia |
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