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What is the fine for a blood alcohol content of 06 in ca if over 21?
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∙ 14y ago
There is no standard fine: it would depend on what you were convicted of. If you were convicted of driving under the influence, even though your BAL was under .08, the minimum fine is $390, plus a ton of add-ons. By the time the all the penalties, assessments and fees are tacked on, the total fine is in the neighborhood of $1,700. However, that's just the beginning. You are also obligated to attend a 90 day drunk driver's school, which will cost you a good chunk of money. And then the whopper: your CAR insurance. Through the roof! On the other hand, if you aren't charged with (or convicted of) a DUI, then the fine will depend on whatever rule of the road you were cited for.
As of 2009, total payment amounts will be a bit more than 4X the amount of your "base fine".
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