Nevada AB175 revises penalties for driving under the influence and related offenses, and modifies record-sealing provisions.
Nevada AB175 revises penalties for driving under the influence of alcohol or certain substances, increasing the period for considering prior offenses from 7 to 10 years. It also modifies the penalties for subsequent violations, including mandatory ignition interlock device installation. The bill further amends record-sealing provisions, allowing for the sealing of records for certain offenses after specific time periods, with exceptions for serious crimes. It also updates the conditions under which a driver's license may be suspended and the use of electronic monitoring for offenders.
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