NV SB304

Removes the requirement that a person must have at least three prior DUI-related convictions to be charged with vehicular homicide; under the revised law, a first-time DUI offender who causes a death while impaired can be charged with vehicular homicide

Narrows NRS 484C.430 to apply only to DUI crashes causing substantial bodily harm (not death), punishable as a category B felony with 2-20 years imprisonment and a $2,000-$5,000 fine

Separates vehicular homicide (NRS 484C.130) as a distinct offense for DUI-related deaths, no longer requiring prior convictions as an element of the crime

Makes conforming changes to driver's license revocation provisions, restricted license eligibility, and penalty structures across multiple related statutes to reflect the new distinction between DUI causing death and DUI causing substantial bodily harm

Has no fiscal effect on local government but does have fiscal effect on the state, likely due to anticipated changes in prosecution and incarceration patterns