MN HF1112

Requires ignition interlock devices as condition of pretrial release, probation, and sentencing for DWI offenses, with all devices equipped with cameras and GPS tracking capabilities limited to monitoring probation conditions.

Increases license revocation periods for DWI convictions: first offense from 30 days to one year; subsequent offenses extended to two to five years depending on prior incidents.

Mandates ignition interlock use for all DWI and criminal vehicular operation offenders seeking license reinstatement, with program participant's device registering no positive breath alcohol readings for 180 days before full driving privileges restored.

Establishes $250 reinstatement fee for DWI-related license revocations under section 169A.52 or 169A.54, with revenues allocated to traumatic brain injury accounts, driver services, and Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.

Creates misdemeanor offense for driving without a valid license after DWI-related suspension or revocation; second or subsequent violation becomes gross misdemeanor.