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Effects of drugs and alcohol
How Long Does Alcohol Stay In Your System?
Common Myths about Alcohol
Driving Under the Influence (DUI)
What is a chemical/BAC test?
What is Administrative Per Se?
What are the penalties of a California DUI?
What are the California laws regarding having alcohol in the vehicle?
What is ignition interlock device (IID)?
What are the penalties for the possessing or selling illicit drugs?
Prescription or over-the-counter drugs
Illicit drugs and how they affects the brain
What is Drug Addiction?
The Drugs Trade
How to avoid impaired driving?

What is Administrative Per Se?

"Administrative Per Se" (Admin Per Se) refers to the law that requires the DMV to suspend or revoke the driving privilege of a driver under any of below circumstances:

  • A person under 21 who has driven with a BAC level of .01 or higher.
  • A person who refuse to take a chemical test.