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You keep driving at first. Michigan police confiscate and destroy the plastic license at the time of an alcohol-related arrest and hand over a temporary paper permit in its place. That permit remains in effect until either the case ends or the Secretary of State takes action. What Is the...

Michigan requires a breath alcohol ignition interlock device (BAIID) in three main situations: a high blood alcohol content conviction, a restricted license granted to a repeat offender through a sobriety court, and a license restored after revocation. A judge can also order one as a condition of probation in cases...

A prior driving under the influence (DUI) conviction, known as operating while intoxicated (OWI) in Michigan, can lead to much harsher consequences for a new charge. A second offense within seven years brings increased penalties, while a third qualifying offense may be charged as a felony regardless of when the...