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'''Driving while intoxicated''', or '''DWI''', can be a serious crime that can result in loss of innocent life, imprisonment, loss or suspension of the driver's license and seizure of the automobile by the state. Multiple offenses are particularly serious. | '''Driving while intoxicated''', or '''DWI''', can be a serious crime that can result in loss of innocent life, imprisonment, loss or suspension of the driver's license and seizure of the automobile by the state. Multiple offenses are particularly serious. | ||
Revision as of 15:22, January 2, 2009
This article or section is in the process of being merged with [[::Driving under the influence|Driving under the influence]].
Driving while intoxicated, or DWI, can be a serious crime that can result in loss of innocent life, imprisonment, loss or suspension of the driver's license and seizure of the automobile by the state. Multiple offenses are particularly serious.
In New York, a repeat offense of DWI (referred to as DUI (Driving Under the Influence) there) is a felony.[1]