Blood Alcohol Content (BAC)

Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) is the level of alcohol in the bloodstream of a person arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI/DWI). It is used in court as evidence of DUI. The most common method of determining BAC is through a breath test (Breathalyzer), although blood and urine testing is also done. In the state of California, if a driver’s Blood Alcohol Content is found to be 0.08% or more, the breath test results can establish a presumption of drunk driving. Blood Alcohol Content is also referred to as a Blood Alcohol Level.

See also, DUI/DWI, Blood Test, Breathalyzer.

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