Louisiana HB69 amends existing law to prohibit individuals required to have ignition interlock devices under probation conditions from operating.
Louisiana HB69 amends the state's criminal code to reinforce restrictions on individuals who are required to have ignition interlock devices as a condition of probation. The bill specifies that such individuals cannot operate, lease, or borrow vehicles without these devices and cannot request others to blow into the device. This law aims to ensure compliance with the use of ignition interlock devices for those on probation, aligning it with existing restrictions for those on bail.
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