Many states in the country have an “interstate compact” when it comes to major traffic violations and the impact on keeping a driver’s license current that allow the reporting of those offenses, but, when it comes to DUI convictions, some believe those convictions should also matter in the court room. DecaturDaily.com reports that Alabama is considering a bill that will not only count in-state DUI convictions, but, also any DUI convictions that occur in Mississippi and Tennessee as prior DUI offenses. This bill addresses the problems faced with drunk drivers who cross the state line, as well as adding directives on other substances that can contribute to a DUI. Read more here: Bill would change state DUI laws
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