California AB1687, known as Irene’s Law, mandates a 72-month suspension for repeat DUI offenders within 10 years.

California AB1687, known as Irene’s Law, imposes a 72-month suspension on the driving privileges of individuals convicted of four or more DUI offenses within a 10-year period. The suspension becomes effective upon conviction or finding of a violation. To reinstate their driving privileges, individuals must complete a 30-month DUI program, if available, or an 18-month program if a 30-month one is not available. They must also maintain a functioning ignition interlock device for 72 months and provide proof of financial responsibility.

California AB1687, known as Irene’s Law, mandates a 72-month suspension for repeat DUI offenders within 10 years.

California AB1687, known as Irene’s Law, imposes a 72-month suspension on the driving privileges of individuals convicted of four or more DUI offenses within a 10-year period. The suspension becomes effective upon conviction or finding of a violation. To reinstate their driving privileges, individuals must complete a 30-month DUI program, if available, or an 18-month program if a 30-month one is not available. They must also maintain a functioning ignition interlock device for 72 months and provide proof of financial responsibility.