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Underage DUI North Carolina | Zero Tolerance Law | Minor DUI Defense | Powers Law Firm

One beer. One arrest. That's North Carolina's zero tolerance rule for underage drivers.

If you're under 21 in North Carolina, you can be charged with underage DUI (NCGS 20-138.3) for having ANY amount of alcohol in your system while driving, even if you're not impaired.

Just one beer. One sip. Any amount of alcohol and BAC can result in criminal charges.

This isn't the same as regular DUI. Under North Carolina's zero tolerance law, the state doesn't have to prove you were impaired, only that you had alcohol in your system and you're under 21.

In this video, we explain:

What North Carolina's zero tolerance law means
How it's different from standard DUI charges (NCGS 20-138.1)
Why "I only had one beer" isn't a defense

One mistake shouldn't derail your future. If you or your child is facing underage DUI charges in North Carolina, experienced legal representation matters.

Facing underage DUI charges?
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