Answer:
The video discusses Ohio’s lower 0.02 alcohol-concentration threshold for drivers under 21. Underage cases can have different penalties and particularly important effects on driving privileges.
Ohio applies a lower alcohol-concentration threshold to drivers under age 21. This video identifies 0.02 as the underage threshold discussed, compared with the ordinary 0.08 adult limit.
The attorney explains that the consequences differ from other OVI situations. Some penalties may be less punitive, while restrictions on driving privileges can be particularly significant.
The precise charge and testing result should be reviewed with an underage OVI attorney to understand the applicable consequences.
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