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MN HF1912
Bill
Status
2/25/2014
Primary Sponsor
Steve Drazkowski
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AI Summary
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Defines "GPS capable" as equipment utilizing global positioning system technology to determine latitude and longitude coordinates through triangulation.
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Prohibits manufacturers and service providers from installing GPS-capable ignition interlock devices unless the program participant provides written consent, is subject to court-ordered electronic monitoring, or the GPS option is disabled and can only be enabled by the manufacturer or service provider.
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Creates criminal penalties for knowingly installing a device in violation of GPS restrictions: petty misdemeanor for first offense and misdemeanor for second or subsequent offenses.
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Effective date is July 1, 2014 for all provisions.
Legislative Description
GPS capability use regulated for ignition interlock devices, and criminal penalties created.
Last Action
Introduction and first reading, referred to Transportation Policy
2/25/2014