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What is the difference between DWI and DUI under Maryland law?

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So, a DUI is the most serious charge for driving under the influence of alcohol. It carries a year in jail. It carries 12 points and a maximum fine of $1000.00. A DWI is driving while impaired by alcohol, which is a lesser degree and carries a maximum of only 60 days, $500.00 fine, and 8 points. So, in the most literal sense, a DUI is a lesser included or lower form of driving impaired by alcohol.

Wheaton, MD criminal defense lawyer David Moise explains the difference between a DWI & DUI in Maryland.

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