Criminal law subcommittee delays votes on DUI overhaul after members raise safety, procedural and prosecutorial concerns
Members of the criminal law subcommittee debated a 44–45 page DUI/criminal bill but withheld votes after lawmakers expressed concerns about roadside blood draws, ignition interlocks, videotaping language and potential encroachment on prosecutorial discretion; a motion to postpone votes was made and the panel adjourned.
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Jeff Johnson, chairman of the criminal law subcommittee, opened the meeting and invited members to propose amendments to the 44–45 page bill under consideration, saying the session was intended for internal discussion among members.
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