Factors which can affect the relationship between alcohol consumed and BAC level include: 1  Weight: A larger person requires more alcohol to reach a particular BAC level than a smaller person. 2  Gender: Women generally reach higher BACs than men of the same weight with the same amount of alcohol.
While there are some young men with autism who would fit this description, most would not. The only process now in effect is that men, between the ages of 18 through 25, register with Selective Service and keep their registration record current during that period.
Each State Agency is responsible for verifying that any newly-hired or reinstated male, who is 18 through 25, and eligible for employment, has registered with the Selective Service System. Federal law requires all men to register with the Selective Service System within 30 days of reaching 18 years of age. Late registrations are accepted; however, a man cannot register once he reaches age 26. Verification is not required of applicants who are 26 years of age or older.