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Ohio Adopts a New Breathalyzer Device
Faulty breathalyzer device may be the product of corruption, and may lead to lengthy court battles and heavy fines.
Parents to Put Children Over 9 in Booster Seats
Police will not be able to make law a primary offense.
Ohio Boosts Price of Traffic Tickets, Fails to Inform Motorists
The $10 raise is not being explained by police, and is left off of the payment envelope.
Mandatory Yellow Plates
Under specific circumstances, a motorist convicted of drunk driving will be required to use “restricted plates”—these are yellow license plates with red lettering placed on a vehicle registered in the name of the convicted driver. Drivers required to use restricted plates are drivers with:
- BAC level was over .17%
- a drunk driving conviction within the past 6 years
- a refusal for the breathalyzer test and have a drunk driving conviction within the past 20 years.
Use of the restricted plates may last as long as the driver’s license suspension.
Have you or someone you know been charged with an OVI in Ohio and must have mandatory yellow plates on your car? If so, contact our Columbus drunk driving lawyer at Funkhouser Law today!
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