Answer:The penalties for a person's third DUI conviction include imprisonment for three years. (Option C)
Explanation: A DUI (driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs) conviction means that a person has been found guilty, of either DUI or has been found guilty of driving with a 0.8% or more blood alcohol concentration. If found guilty the third time, it is considered as a felony and the penalties are severe. Some of the penalties include losing your drivers license for ten years and if you are driving in a school zone, you will be charged a double penalty and will end up losing your driving license for 20 years; Moreover, you will also be heavily fined e.g. $1000
No you shouldn't mainly because it is not in your scope of practice. there will be legal consequences if you are caught and you are not licensed to administer medication
