HI HB393

Changes driver's license revocation for manslaughter resulting from vehicle operation from immediate revocation to revocation for a period of up to ten years.

Authorizes courts to revoke driver's licenses for up to five years upon conviction of negligent homicide in the first or second degree.

Allows courts to impose up to two years of imprisonment as a condition of probation for defendants convicted under section 707-702 (manslaughter).

Permits certain DUI offenders whose driving privileges were suspended or revoked before December 31, 2010 to apply to courts for ignition interlock permits or permits to drive employer-owned vehicles, subject to eligibility requirements and restrictions.

Effective date: July 1, 2051.