The State of Nevada is under the .08 percent BAC Per Se Law, so it is illegal to drive and you are considered impaired if you have .08% BAC. Driving under the age of 21 with .02% BAC level is also enough to get charged with DUI.  

If you were pulled and authorities found that your BAC is .18% or higher, you are subjected for Enhanced Penalty due to the high concentration of alcohol in your body while driving. Penalties will vary depending on the situation, such as refusal to submit for a test, presence of minors in your car, DUI-related accident resulting to injuries and/or death, presence of beverage in your vehicle as per Open Container Law, and prior DUI convictions. 

DUI in Nevada is a serious crime. It will lead you to more serious trouble if you failed to handle the situation properly. Call our Nevada DUI Attorneys and allow these experts in Nevada DUI laws help you.