Montana HB467 revises DUI laws to include oral fluid testing for alcohol and drugs.
Montana HB467 amends DUI laws to include oral fluid testing for alcohol and drugs. The bill revises the procedures for DUI testing, allowing peace officers to request blood, breath, or oral fluid tests from individuals suspected of driving under the influence. It also modifies the consequences for refusing these tests, including the suspension of commercial driver's licenses. The bill further defines terms such as "aggravated driving under the influence" and "under the influence," and outlines the conditions under which a person is considered to have given consent to a DUI test.
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