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Hospitalized suspects seldom charged or convicted for impaired driving deaths and injuries due to shortcomings in law around collection of BAC evidence.
Few impaired drivers who are hospitalized following a crash are charged, let alone convicted, for the thousands of deaths and injuries that they cause each year.
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