An out-of-state DUI can be more devastating to a Georgia driver than a DUI charge in Georgia. If you plead guilty or are convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol in another state, your Georgia driver's license will be suspended and you cannot recover it until you have gone through the authorization procedures in both states. Not only can a simple drunk driving arrest affect your ability to drive in Georgia, but it can also report a conviction for driving under the influence of alcohol in your home state and result in the suspension of your driver's license.

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