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Are strict DUI laws really that strict?

By Total DUI

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The Journal Sentinel recently conducted a survey that shows that the strict laws passed in Wisconsin in 1999 might not be as strict as law-makers once thought. According to the report, only 70 of the 161 fifth-offender convictions served time in jail, even though it is considered a felony once people have been convicted five times for drinking and driving. About a quarter of these offenders have already had at least one repeat DUI offense since.

Full post as published by The DUI Blog on October 20, 2008 (boomark / email).

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