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No Contest Plea
Instead of pleading guilty or not guilty, you can also plead no contest: accepting the charges but not admitting guilt.Drunk Driving Legal Glossary
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- Absorption Rate
- Administrative License Suspension
- Alcohol Counseling
- Alcohol Gaze Nystagmus
- Alcohol Monitoring Device
- Arrest
- BAC Calculator
- Beyond Reasonable Doubt
- Blood Alcohol Concentration
- Breathalyzer
- Burden of Proof
- Burnoff Rate
- Caloric Nystagmus
- Chemical Dependency Evaluation
- Conditional License
- Dram Shop Liability
- Drivers License Reinstatement Office
- DUI School
- DWI Manslaughter
- Electronic Home Monitoring
- Epileptic Nystagmus
- Expungement of DUI
- Felony DUI
- Field Sobriety Tests
- Gaze Nystagmus
- Gross Misdemeanor
- Habitual Offender
- Happy Hour Laws
- Ignition Interlock Devices
- Infrared Absorption
- Jerk Nystagmus
- License Suspension
- MADD
- Minimum Drinking Age
- Miranda Rights
- National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
- No Contest Plea
- One-Leg-Stand Test
- Open Container Laws
- Per Se Limit
- Rhomberg Test
- Sobriety Checkpoints
- SR-22 certificate of insurance
- Urine Test
- Vehicle Impoundment
- Zero Tolerance
