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Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the legal implications and recent changes in the handling of drunk driving cases in China, emphasizing the need for stricter enforcement and public awareness as the holiday season approaches [1][2]. Summary by Sections Legal Framework - Drunk driving can lead to various charges, including a maximum of 6 months of detention for dangerous driving, up to 15 years for traffic accident crimes, or even death penalty for endangering public safety [1]. - The Supreme People's Court and other authorities have optimized the standards for drunk driving offenses, resulting in a significant decrease in case occurrences and prosecutions [2]. Changes in Drunk Driving Standards - The new guidelines introduced in late 2023 adjust the previous strict liability standard of "over 80 mg" to a more nuanced approach considering specific circumstances [2]. - Blood alcohol content (BAC) thresholds are now categorized into three ranges: 80-150 mg (no criminal charges if no aggravating circumstances), 150-180 mg (eligible for probation), and over 180 mg (subject to imprisonment) [2]. Case Examples - Case 1: A driver, after causing an accident and fleeing, was charged with endangering public safety due to reckless behavior, resulting in a sentence of 1 year and 8 months [3]. - Case 2: A driver who caused two accidents and fled was sentenced to 5 months of detention and fined 9,000 RMB, highlighting the strict penalties for repeat offenders [4][5]. - Case 3: A driver with a BAC of 103.1 mg, who had a prior drunk driving offense, was sentenced to 1 month and 15 days of detention, demonstrating the impact of prior offenses on sentencing [6]. - Case 4: A driver who attempted to evade police checks and collided with a police vehicle was sentenced to 1 month and 15 days of detention, emphasizing the seriousness of obstructing law enforcement [7][8]. - Case 5: A driver who misled police about his identity and had a BAC of 100 mg was sentenced to 1 month of detention, showcasing the consequences of obstructing investigations [9][10]. - Case 6: A driver operating a vehicle not permitted by their license was sentenced to 2 months of detention, reinforcing the importance of adhering to licensing regulations [11].