NE LB1202

Establishes new penalties for operating a motor vehicle in violation of an ignition interlock device order: Class I misdemeanor for basic violations, Class IV felony if the person had a blood alcohol concentration of 0.02 or more or refused a chemical test

Requires ignition interlock service facilities to notify appropriate authorities (court, probation office, Department of Motor Vehicles, or Board of Pardons) and the county attorney when they discover evidence of device tampering, bypassing, or alteration; failure to notify is a Class V misdemeanor

Creates mandatory license revocation extensions for violations: 90 days for first offense, and for second or subsequent offenses either restart of the active revocation period or one-year extension, whichever is longer

Makes it a Class IV felony for a person with a 24/7 sobriety program permit to operate a vehicle with blood alcohol concentration of 0.02 or more or to refuse a chemical test

Formally establishes the Department of Motor Vehicles Ignition Interlock Fund to receive fees and pay for indigent persons' device installation, removal, and maintenance costs