Establishes a DWI diversion program for first-time offenders with specific eligibility criteria and requirements.
The bill establishes a DWI diversion program for first-time offenders in Missouri. Eligible defendants must not have prior convictions for intoxication-related offenses, must not hold a commercial driver's license, and must not have caused injury or death in the current offense. The program requires the installation of an ignition interlock device for up to 24 months, participation in a victim impact panel, and other court-imposed terms. Successful completion results in case dismissal and record expungement. Noncompliance can lead to program termination and case continuation.
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