Establishes a driving while under the influence diversion program in Alaska.
The bill establishes a driving while under the influence diversion program in Alaska. Eligible defendants must file a petition and pay a fee to enter the program. Conditions include completing a screening interview, attending treatment, and using an ignition interlock device. The court can extend the diversion period if the defendant makes a good faith effort. Successful completion results in dismissal of the charge with prejudice. The bill also outlines rights for victims of crimes and modifies certain provisions related to driving under the influence offenses.
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