People convicted a first-time would spend two days in jail or do community service.
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Tougher penalties have been approved for drunken drivers by the North Dakota Senate.
People convicted a first-time would spend two days in jail or do community service.
Jail time would be imposed for a blood-alcohol level of .18 or higher. Fines for a first-time conviction would rise from $250 to $500.
A fourth DUI could be prosecuted as a felony with a potential five years in prison.
Paul Jurgens