DUI CLASSES.

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 DUI (Driving Under the Influence) offender classes are educational programs designed for individuals who have been convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. These classes aim to educate offenders about the risks and consequences of impaired driving and help them understand the impact of their actions while providing tools and strategies to prevent future offenses. The duration of these programs often varies based on the severity of the offense and legal requirements. Here's a breakdown: 

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• 16 HOUR First Time Offender Classes: These are typically shorter programs designed for individuals who have been convicted of a DUI for the first time. They often cover the basics of alcohol and drug education, the legal implications of DUI, and strategies to avoid future offenses.
  
• 36-Hour Class: A more extensive program compared to the first-time offender class.  It covers a broader range of topics related to substance abuse, decision-making, risk reduction, and the impact of DUI on oneself and others.
  

 These classes usually involve group sessions, educational materials, discussions, and sometimes individual counseling to help participants understand the seriousness of their actions and make positive behavioral changes to prevent future offenses. The aim is to promote responsible and safe driving behaviors while addressing underlying issues related to substance abuse.