CRIME/PUNISHMENT: Provides for substance use disorder screening of all misdemeanor DUI offenders. (8/1/26) (EN NO IMPACT See Note)
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Overview
This bill requires that all individuals convicted of misdemeanor driving under the influence (DUI) undergo a screening for substance use disorder. The goal is to identify individuals who may need additional support and treatment related to substance abuse. If a substance use disorder is identified, the offender may be offered resources and referrals for treatment. This aims to address the underlying causes of DUI offenses and promote recovery.
Key provisions
- Mandates substance use disorder screening for misdemeanor DUI offenders.
- Requires referral of individuals identified with a substance use disorder to treatment resources.
- Applies to all misdemeanor DUI convictions.
Who is affected
- Misdemeanor DUI offenders
- Individuals with substance use disorders
- Healthcare providers involved in substance use disorder treatment
- The criminal justice system
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