South Carolina S0192 amends DUI laws to change testing procedures, penalties, and implied consent.
South Carolina S0192 modifies DUI laws by allowing law enforcement to determine which tests to administer, removing the requirement for a breath test before other tests, and training personnel to obtain blood samples. It changes penalties for DUI offenses, including removing temporary alcohol licenses and providing suspension penalties. The bill also mandates video recording of incident and breath test sites, detailing what must be included in the recordings. Additionally, it defines "no parole offense" and affects the classification of certain DUI felonies.
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