MN SF867

Modifies implied consent advisory requirements for criminal vehicular operation (DWI-related) offenses under section 609.21, subdivision 1, clauses (2)-(6), allowing peace officers not pursuing implied consent revocation to skip the advisory for these specific violations, effective August 1, 2013.

Establishes driver's license revocation periods of 2 to 10+ years for criminal vehicular operation convictions based on injury severity and prior impaired driving history, ranging from 2 years for bodily harm to 10+ years for great bodily harm or death with multiple prior incidents, effective August 1, 2013.

Creates new license suspension provisions under section 171.187 for persons with probable cause violations of criminal vehicular operation offenses, suspending licenses pending conviction or dismissal, with credit toward any subsequent revocation period.

Expands ignition interlock device program eligibility to include persons whose licenses are revoked or suspended for criminal vehicular operation DWI-related violations, requiring device installation before conditional license reinstatement and verification of device use for final reinstatement.

Prohibits issuance of limited licenses to persons suspended or revoked for criminal vehicular operation violations and establishes performance standards for chemical monitoring devices, effective August 1, 2013.