The following is a list of drunk or drugged driving related crimes in Michigan: Operating While Intoxicated, BAC .08 or greater (OWI) Operating While Impaired, any BAC even below .08 if the person is visibly impaired Operating with a High BAC, BAC .17 or greater (Super Drunk Driving) Operating under the Influence of Drugs (any presence of a scheduled 1 drug or marijuana) Operating under the Influence of Prescribed Medications (RX medications for pain, mental health, sleep disorders) Operating with a Combination of Drugs and Alcohol, including marijuana All of the above offenses are classified as crimes that can carry jail time, license suspension and/or restrictions, probation, immobilization of vehicle, drug/alcohol testing, substance abuse counseling, fines, court costs, police response costs, possible vehicle forfeiture, travel restrictions, installation of an ignition interlock device, points and a host of other penalties
Initial blood tests typically include: Serum B12 measurement : The first-line investigation, though reference ranges vary between laboratories
Statements Author contributions MS, SG, IK, and SS: conceptualization and methodology
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