Iowa HF803 modifies the requirement for substance use disorder evaluations for individuals convicted of operating while intoxicated.
Iowa HF803 amends the current law by striking the requirement for a substance use disorder evaluation to occur prior to sentencing for individuals convicted of operating while intoxicated. The bill mandates that all such individuals must undergo a substance use disorder evaluation at their own expense, but it removes the necessity for this evaluation to be completed before sentencing. This change aims to ensure that evaluations are conducted, but allows for more flexibility in the timing of these assessments.
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