In Alaska, drunk driving is a chargeable act and will file under the state’s criminal law.
According to state laws, drunk driving categorizes into two conditions: DUI/DWI, driving under the Influence, or Driving While Intoxicated.
Some of the laws underlying the state are as follows:
- Alaska is a zero-tolerance state, and while testing for Blood Alcohol Content (BAC), it considers individuals below 21 years as minors by Alaska DUI/DWI laws.
- If an individual is charged with DUI four times, then, according to law, the person can be convicted under a felony.