Maryland SB110 mandates breath and blood testing for drivers involved in accidents causing death or life-threatening injuries.
Maryland SB110, also known as Mateo's Law, requires individuals involved in motor vehicle accidents resulting in death or life-threatening injuries to undergo breath and blood testing for alcohol and controlled dangerous substances. This law applies when a police officer has reasonable grounds to suspect impaired driving. Medical personnel performing these tests are exempt from civil liability unless gross negligence is involved. The law takes effect on October 1, 2026.
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