Your DUI in North Dakota will be settled by two different cases. They are impairment and per se. Impairment in North Dakota involves being unable to drive safely or failing a field sobriety test. Per se theory, on the other hand, involves having a blood alcohol content over .08 percent. The consequences of being charged with a DUI in North Dakota do not, at first, involve jail time unless your blood alcohol level is over .15%. It does, though, involve losing your license and being fined up to $1,000.
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