If after all of these steps it is determined that the person was in fact operating a vehicle illegally, they will be placed into a holding cell, known as a "drunk tank" in most places, until a time when they are deemed sober enough to be released. Or they will be sent to jail to await a court hearing, or until they are bailed out. From there, it depends on the laws in the state in which they were arrested. Most states seem to have a mandatory 90 day suspension of license, accompanied by fines that can range from the hundreds to thousands of dollars. Some states do allow you to appeal your license suspension after a certain amount of time before the mandatory suspension is up (30 days, for example), while other states force you to wait until the sentenced time for you to get your license back.