Pennsylvania SB697 amends sentencing laws and driving regulations, including penalties for driving with a suspended license and ignition interlock.
Pennsylvania SB697 amends the state's sentencing laws and vehicle regulations. It introduces a determinate sentence for certain offenses, allowing courts to impose specific confinement periods. The bill also strengthens penalties for driving with a suspended license, imposing fines and imprisonment for first and second offenses. Additionally, it modifies the process for obtaining an ignition interlock limited license, requiring applicants to file a petition with proof of financial responsibility and ignition interlock system installation.
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