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In the Treasure State, one penalty some individuals may face after a DUI conviction is being required to display a special license plate. This requirement can feel overwhelming, particularly because it causes an individual’s legal troubles to become public knowledge....
In Montana, it is illegal to drive while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. People who know they have had enough to feel impaired and those who are over the legal limit for their blood alcohol concentration (BAC) are at risk of arrest and prosecution. The state...
During a driving under the influence (DUI) traffic stop in Montana, a police officer looks for evidence that someone is too drunk to drive safely. Oftentimes, they begin that process by asking certain questions. Depending on how a driver answers, a police officer...
It’s normal to be a little nervous when you’re pulled over for a traffic stop – but your anxiety can (understandably) go into overdrive the moment that you realize the officer suspects that you’re driving under the influence (DUI). It’s important to stay calm and...