The statute also includes specific provisions for driving under the influence of drugs [VC 23152(f)], combined influence [VC 23152(g)], and commercial vehicle violations [VC 23152(d), 0.04% BAC limit]. Penalties for a Conviction
: Known as the "general DUI" or "impaired driving" charge. It focuses on the act of driving while "under the influence" of alcohol to the point that physical or mental abilities are impaired. 23152 rar
: The "per se" DUI law. This is an objective standard that makes it illegal for anyone with a Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) of 0.08% or higher to drive a vehicle. Other Subsections The statute also includes specific provisions for driving
If you have downloaded a file named "23152.rar," always scan it with trusted security software before opening to prevent potential malware infections. : The "per se" DUI law
A first-time conviction under VC 23152 in California typically results in severe, mandatory penalties, including substantial fines and fees, informal probation for 3-5 years, a 3-9 month alcohol/drug education program, a six-month license suspension, and potential IID installation. Safety Note for ".rar" Files
VC 23152 is used by prosecutors for the vast majority of misdemeanor DUI cases in California. It is primarily divided into two main subsections:
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