+ Follow DRIVING PREVENTION FUND Tag
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[Title] => DOTC backs stiffer penalties for drunk driving
[Summary] => Secretary Leandro Mendoza of the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) has expressed support for a Senate bill that prescribes stiffer penalties, including jail terms, for drunken drivers.
Sen. Richard Gordon recently filed Senate Bill 1898 that provides for jail terms of up to six years for persons repeatedly caught driving drunk or under the influence of illegal drugs.
[DatePublished] => 2005-02-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => Gordon seeks stronger penalties for drunk driving
[Summary] => Don’t touch that bottle if you’re going to touch the wheel.
A person driving while intoxicated could spend up to six years in jail under a bill filed by Senator Richard Gordon.
Gordon said Senate Bill 1898 is intended to address the menace to life and property posed by drivers under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs.
"Drivers under the influence of liquor or illegal drugs who cause physical injuries or death shall be punished according to the penalties prescribed under the Revised Penal Code," he said.
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DRIVING PREVENTION FUND
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[Title] => DOTC backs stiffer penalties for drunk driving
[Summary] => Secretary Leandro Mendoza of the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) has expressed support for a Senate bill that prescribes stiffer penalties, including jail terms, for drunken drivers.
Sen. Richard Gordon recently filed Senate Bill 1898 that provides for jail terms of up to six years for persons repeatedly caught driving drunk or under the influence of illegal drugs.
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[Title] => Gordon seeks stronger penalties for drunk driving
[Summary] => Don’t touch that bottle if you’re going to touch the wheel.
A person driving while intoxicated could spend up to six years in jail under a bill filed by Senator Richard Gordon.
Gordon said Senate Bill 1898 is intended to address the menace to life and property posed by drivers under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs.
"Drivers under the influence of liquor or illegal drugs who cause physical injuries or death shall be punished according to the penalties prescribed under the Revised Penal Code," he said.
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