
UNH Students: What to Do in the First 48 Hours After a DUI
UNH students charged with a DUI: act in the first 48 hours. Contact an NH DUI attorney before arraignment to protect your license, scholarships, and options.

UNH students charged with a DUI: act in the first 48 hours. Contact an NH DUI attorney before arraignment to protect your license, scholarships, and options.

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