Montana HB541 revises DUI laws to include controlled substances, setting penalties for driving under their influence.
Montana HB541 amends the state's driving under the influence laws to include driving under the influence of controlled substances. It sets specific penalties for driving under the influence of alcohol and controlled substances, including fines and imprisonment terms. The bill also mandates chemical dependency education and treatment for offenders. Penalties vary based on the number of offenses and the presence of passengers under 16 years of age.
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