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IN HB1421
Bill
Status
1/18/2011
Primary Sponsor
Timothy Wesco
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AI Summary
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Requires individuals convicted of operating while intoxicated within the previous 2 years to surrender their driver's license and obtain a "recently convicted drunk driver's license" featuring a red diagonal bar with "NO ALCOHOL SALES" printed across the face
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Prohibits recently convicted drunk drivers from purchasing alcohol, with violations classified as a Class B misdemeanor (upgraded to Class A misdemeanor for repeat offenses within 5 years)
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Makes it a Class C misdemeanor for sellers to knowingly sell alcohol to a recently convicted drunk driver (upgraded to Class B misdemeanor for repeat offenses within 5 years), with a defense available if the purchaser presented valid identification not showing their conviction status
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Allows individuals to apply for a standard license after 2 years have passed since their conviction by paying the appropriate renewal fee
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Effective date: July 1, 2011
Legislative Description
Prohibition on purchase of alcohol.
Last Action
First reading: referred to Committee on Public Policy
1/18/2011