Definition: Auto insurance and DUI are related terms used in criminal law that involve a driver being arrested for driving under the influence (DUI), which can be serious.
### Definition:
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Auto Insurance Dui:
In this context, "auto insurance" refers to the comprehensive insurance provided by a car owner's insurance company covering various forms of bodily injury or property damage resulting from an accident involving a motor vehicle driven on a private road, highway, or other public way.
2. "DUI" is defined as driving while intoxicated (DWI) which includes consuming alcohol at any time for the purpose of operating a vehicle and being unable to account for one's actions. Driving under the influence of drugs such as drugs, marijuana, or alcohol can also be considered DUI if it results in death or serious injury.
### Example Usage:
- The driver, Alex, was caught driving drunk while behind the wheel of his car.
- While driving recklessly, a police officer stopped the car for speeding and found evidence that Alex had consumed alcohol, which is why he was arrested for driving under the influence (DUI).
### Importance:
Both "auto insurance" and "DUI" are vital components in the criminal justice system and can lead to serious penalties such as jail time, fines, or even a court-ordered suspension of the driver's license. Understanding these terms helps ensure that drivers who use vehicles for personal pleasure do not put themselves at risk or put others at risk by engaging in illegal activities.
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