Senate Bill No. 2052 Summary

• Requires juvenile offenders adjudicated for driving under the influence (section 39-08-01) or with alcohol concentration of at least 0.02% to participate in the twenty-four seven sobriety program for a minimum of 30 days under informal adjustment, delinquency, or unruly findings.

• Modifies DUI sentencing requirements for adults: second offense requires at least 360 days' participation in the twenty-four seven sobriety program; third offense requires at least 360 days' participation; fourth or subsequent offense (within 15 years) requires mandatory participation as a condition of probation.

• Allows suspension of all but ten days of the mandatory minimum sentence for third or subsequent DUI offenses if the defendant successfully completes an approved drug court program.

• Establishes that individuals can receive a temporary restricted operator's license after fourteen days of suspension if they participate in the twenty-four seven sobriety program, and requires law enforcement to accept documentation of department of transportation approval for program participation.

• Provides retroactive application to DUI violations occurring on or after June 30, 2013, and declares the act an emergency measure.