HB 199 Modifies community service requirements for prior and persistent violators of intoxication-related traffic

     Handler: Parson

Current Bill Summary

- Prepared by Senate Research -

HB 199 - Under current law, a prior offender of an intoxication-related traffic offense must perform at least 30 days of community service and a persistent offender must perform at least 60 days of service before being eligible for parole or probation.

This act requires a prior offender perform at least 240 hours of service during those 30 days and a persistent offender perform at least 480 hours in 60 days.

This provision is identical to a provision in CCS/SS/SCS/HCS/HB 430 (2011) and CCS/HCS/SS/SCS/SB 254 (2011).

MEGHAN LUECKE


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