Two new strict DUI laws go into effect in Alabama beginning Sept. 1, 2011 and Sept. 1, 2012. In the first law, if a person is convicted for DUI and had a breath-alcohol content of 0.15 percent or more, the punishment will be doubled.
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House Bill 1789, which broadens the prosecution of felony DUI defendants, was passed by the state Legislature with unanimous votes in both the House and Senate. Gov. Chris Gregoire should sign it into law.
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HELENA, Mont. — A lawmaker’s speech railing against drunken driving reform — mocked mercilessly by political opponents — is no laughing matter to activists who say it perpetuates the state’s dangerous boozy culture.
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Colo. lawmakers vote for tougher DUI penalties
DENVER – The Colorado House of Representatives has approved a measure that would crack down on repeat DUI offenders. Under a measure (House Bill 1347) approved Monday on a unanimous vote, drivers who have two or more convictions face a minimum jail term of 60 days in jail and two years of probation. The bill now goes to the Senate.
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Missoula Man Pushes For Tougher DUI Laws
One Montana man hopes his story will change the lives of others when it comes to drinking and driving. Sonny Martin wants tougher DUI laws. He also thinks current treatment programs in Montana are nothing more than money makers.
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