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Comment: Judges need to impose longer/stricter sentences that carry mandatory rehabilitation and treatment. Fines and incarceration alone do not solve the root problem. from Springfield, OH by Brian

Comment: I think that with a third arrest they should add an additional 1 yr to their prison term each time they are caught with alcahol in prison and continue to do so each time they are caught with it. from Springfield , OH by doug

Comment: come out with a card that allows you to by beer or what ever, if you lose that write like dui you cant buy any alcohol and if you get caught giving someone alcohol that loss that right then you loss your rights, it like buying minors beer you better check if there old enought, that would end the problem from west milton ohio by ron sizemore

Comment: charge everyone that gives them the keys to their car. If everyone would check ids put something on an ID that would prevent them from buying alcohol. from Springfield OH by Tom

Comment: Why don't we just ban cars and alcohol for the children.You know if it saves just one life won't it be worth it.That's sarcasm. Just in case you didn't know.Really what they should do.Wait how did he get so many DUI'S where is M.A.D.D..That sounds about right no punishment for criminals.How about he goes to jail or to the chair makes no difference to me.Preferably the latter. from dayton by Fed Up

Comment: The Germans have a good system: First OVI - 3 to 30 days Second OVI - 30 days to 1 year Third OVI - 1 to 5 years More OVI - 5 years each time Simple and no "get out of jail free" cards. from xenia / ohio by bob

Comment: pre car start testing--if you have it in your system the car won't start from Troy/OH by Dave

Comment: 14 OVI's? That's 13 too many. Our judicial system is a failure. Treat them like drug dealers and confiscate their possesions and incarcerate them. from fairborn, oh. by jim