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NORTH CAROLINA DUI ATTORNEY
North Carolina Gen. Stat. 20-17(a)
(13) A person can have his drivers license revoked upon a 2nd or subsequent conviction for driving after consuming alcohol.
North Carolina Gen. Stat. 20-19(d)
When a person has 2 or more previous convictions involving impaired driving, and the most recent offense occurred within 5 years of the present offense, the revocation is permanent. Upon a successful petition, the license can be reinstated after it has been revoked for at least 3 years.
Other North Carolina State Statutes
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Effects of a Drunk Driving Charge on Driver's License
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Expungement
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