Montana HB344 revises criminal laws related to driving under the influence, including penalties and treatment requirements.
Montana HB344 revises criminal laws related to driving under the influence (DUI). It introduces new penalties for driving with prohibited substances in one's blood or bodily substance, including fines and imprisonment terms. The bill also mandates chemical dependency education and treatment for offenders, with specific requirements for first-time and repeat offenders. It outlines procedures for license suspension and revocation, and it details the conditions under which a person may be placed out of service.
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