SB 602
Requiring repeat DUI offenders to carry ID indicating they may not purchase alcohol
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Bill overview
This bill requires repeat DUI offenders in West Virginia to carry a special identification card, labeled "No Alcohol Sale," indicating they are prohibited from purchasing alcohol. The card would be issued by the Division of Motor Vehicles after a DUI conviction and would be valid for the duration of the court-ordered restriction. The bill establishes a process for obtaining these cards, including fees and training requirements, and outlines the court’s authority in designating individuals as interdicted persons.
Key provisions
- Requires repeat DUI offenders to carry an ‘interdicted person’ identification card.
- Establishes a process for obtaining and issuing ‘interdicted person’ license certificates and identification cards.
- Specifies fees for interdicted person licenses and identification cards.
- Mandates training for DMV personnel on verifying interdicted status.
- Grants the court authority to designate individuals as interdicted persons.
- Defines the terms ‘interdicted person,’ ‘interdicted person identification card,’ and ‘interdicted person license certificate.’
- Outlines the conditions under which an interdicted person can apply for a regular license.
- Requires the Division of Motor Vehicles to develop rules for implementing the bill.
Who is affected
- Repeat DUI offenders
- Individuals convicted of driving under the influence
- Alcohol retailers
- The Division of Motor Vehicles
- The Judicial System
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