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An adult driver is arrested for DWUI, and a chemical test shows a BAC of 0.08 percent or more. What happens to the driver's license under Wyoming's administrative process?
Correct answer: It is suspended for 90 days.
Why
In Wyoming, a chemical test result of 0.08 percent or more after a DWUI arrest leads to a 90-day administrative per se suspension. This action is separate from the criminal case, so a dismissal in court does not cancel it, and a court conviction brings its own penalties.
Verified against Wyoming Rules of the Road, Class C · Drinking and driving suspensions · p. 19, 37
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