§ 55-10-424. “Transdermal Monitoring Device” Defined
As used in this part, “transdermal monitoring device” means any device or instrument that is attached to the person, designed to automatically test the alcohol or drug content in a person by contact with the person’s skin at least once per one-half (½) hour regardless of the person’s location, and which detects the presence of […]
§ 55-10-425. Compliance-Based Removal of Ignition Interlock Device
Effective July 1, 2016, the authorized removal of any functioning ignition interlock device that is required by the department of safety pursuant to § 55-10-417(k) or by court order, whether issued due to statutory requirement, in the court’s discretion, or at the defendant’s request, shall be compliance-based in accordance with this section. Except as provided […]
§ 55-10-417. Ignition Interlock Devices
A court may order the installation and use of an ignition interlock device for any conviction of § 55-10-401, if the driver’s license is no longer suspended or revoked or the driver does not have a prior conviction as defined in § 55-10-405. The restriction may apply for up to one (1) year after the […]
§ 55-10-418. Maximum Allowable Fee — Reports
From January 1, 2011, until June 30, 2012: An ignition interlock provider shall not charge more than seventy dollars ($70.00) for installing one (1) ignition interlock device; and An ignition interlock provider shall not charge more than a total of one hundred dollars ($100) per month for leasing, purchasing, monitoring, removing and maintaining an ignition […]
§ 55-10-419. Electronic Monitoring Indigency Fund — Account for Ignition Interlock Devices — Account for Other Monitoring Devices — Responsibility for Costs to Comply With Ignition Interlock Requirements — Indigency
There is created in the state treasury a fund known as the electronic monitoring indigency fund. The fund shall be composed of two (2) accounts, each of which shall be used for one (1) of the following purposes: The eligible costs associated with the lease, purchase, installation, removal, and maintenance of ignition interlock devices or […]
§ 55-10-420. [reserved.]
Effective July 1, 2003, the offense of adult driving while impaired is repealed. Nothing in the repeal of the offense of adult driving while impaired shall be construed to prohibit or prevent the use of any conviction for the offense occurring prior to July 1, 2003, for any of the purposes set out in § […]
§ 55-10-422. Program Development Fee Required for Applicants for Restricted License for Vehicle With Ignition Interlock Device
A person whose license has been suspended pursuant to this part and who applies for a restricted license to operate only a motor vehicle that is equipped with a functioning ignition interlock device shall be required to pay a program development fee of eight dollars ($8.00). The fee required by this section shall terminate on […]
§ 55-10-423. Confidentiality of Information About Interlock Program Participant
All documents, records, identifying information, monitoring data or results and other information recorded, collected, maintained, transmitted or stored by an ignition interlock provider about or concerning an interlock program participant is confidential and not available for public inspection. All such information shall retain its confidentiality when it is transmitted, electronically or otherwise, maintained and stored, […]
§ 55-10-413. Additional Fees — Ignition Interlock Fee — Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment Fee — Blood Alcohol Concentration Test (Bat) Fee — Blood Alcohol or Drug Concentration Test (Badt) Fee — Tbi Toxicology Unit Intoxicant Testing Fund
In addition to all other fines, fees, costs and punishments now prescribed by law, an ignition interlock fee of forty dollars ($40.00) shall be assessed for each violation of § 55-10-401, which occurred on or after July 1, 2010, and resulted in a conviction for such offense. In addition to all other criminal penalties, costs, […]
§ 55-10-414. Seizure and Forfeiture of Vehicles
The vehicle used in the commission of a person’s second or subsequent conviction of § 55-10-401, or the second or subsequent conviction of any combination of § 55-10-401, and a statute in any other state prohibiting driving under the influence of an intoxicant, is subject to seizure and forfeiture in accordance with the procedure established […]