Wyoming HB0192 imposes penalties for refusing chemical tests after DUI arrests and mandates substance use disorder assessments.
Wyoming HB0192 amends the state's DUI laws by imposing penalties for refusing chemical tests after DUI arrests. It mandates that individuals arrested for driving under the influence and refusing a chemical test must undergo a substance use disorder assessment and complete any recommended treatment. The cost of the assessment is to be paid by the offender. The bill also allows refusal to submit to a chemical test to be used as evidence in a criminal case. The Department of Transportation is required to promulgate rules necessary to implement these changes.
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