Penalties for minors under 21 convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol can vary by state but often include a combination of fines, license suspension, mandatory alcohol education programs, and community service. In some jurisdictions, first-time offenders may face increased penalties, such as higher fines or longer license suspensions. Additionally, a DUI conviction can lead to a criminal record, which may have long-term implications for employment and education opportunities. Repeat offenses typically result in more severe consequences.
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