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Here are highlights from New Hampshire law on driving under the influence of drugs or liquor (NH Statutes 265:82). Click on the links for further explanation of the legal terms associated with drunk driving in New Hampshire.
'Per Se' BAC Level: .08
Zero Tolerance BAC Level: .02
Enhanced Penalty BAC Level: .16
Implied Consent Law: Yes
License Suspension 1st Offense: 6 months
License Suspension 2nd Offense: 3 years
License Suspension 3rd Offense: 5 years
Mandatory Jail Time after 2nd offense: Yes
Mandatory Alcohol Education: Yes
Mandatory Assessment/Treatment: Yes
Possible Ignition Interlock: Yes
Possible Vehicle Confiscation: No
Hardship License while license suspended: No
Open Container Law: For driver and passenger
These are highlights of the main provisions of New Hampshire law pertaining to drunk driving. Other factors can increase the penalties for drunk driving, such as if an injury or death occurred, or if a child was endangered.
If you have been arrested for drunk driving in New Hampshire, contact an attorney in your area to determine you rights and responsibilities.
Source: NH Statutes 265:82
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