Minnesota SF4665 establishes revocation and licensing requirements for impaired driving violations involving substances other than alcohol.
Minnesota SF4665 amends impaired driving laws to include stricter revocation and licensing requirements for violations involving substances other than alcohol. The bill mandates that individuals convicted of such violations must participate in the ignition interlock device program and the substance use testing program. It specifies the periods of license revocation based on the number of prior impaired driving incidents and the severity of the violation.
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