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What is blood alcohol content (BAC) or level in Pennsylvania? VIDEO

Blood alcohol content or level in Pennsylvania is the term that is used to describe the percentage of alcohol that would be in a person's blood. This is a term that's used in DUI cases in Pennsylvania. The blood alcohol content would be determined through either a breathalyzer or blood test being administered on the suspected drunk driver by the police or law enforcement.

If the blood alcohol content would be of a sufficient level, the argument would be that the person was driving under the influence, which is further considered in the sense of would it be a Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3 DUI offense. The blood alcohol content is a term and concept in a DUI case in Pennsylvania. Being charged with a DUI is a serious offense, it can impact a person in various ways. Having an experienced Pennsylvania DUI attorney in your corner from as early as possible in the case will help you best understand and navigate the process and best defend against DUI charges.

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