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HI HB393
Bill
Status
4/12/2011
Primary Sponsor
Angus McKelvey
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AI Summary
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Requires courts to immediately revoke driver's licenses for up to ten years upon conviction of manslaughter resulting from vehicle operation.
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Grants courts discretion to revoke licenses for up to five years upon conviction of negligent homicide in the first or second degree.
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Allows up to two years of imprisonment as a probation condition for manslaughter convictions under section 707-702.
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Establishes procedure allowing certain DUI offenders whose driving privileges were suspended or revoked before December 31, 2010 to obtain ignition interlock permits or employer vehicle permits through court order.
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Takes effect July 1, 2051.
Legislative Description
Judicial Sentencing; Penal Code; Manslaughter; Negligent Homicide
Last Action
(H) Received notice of all Senate conferees being discharged (Sen. Com. No. 747).
4/13/2012