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Dueling ignition interlock bills pass both chambers

by Len Lazarick | March 25, 2011 | News | 0 |

Two different bills that expand the ignition interlock program to keep drunk drivers off the road passed both the Senate and the House of Delegates on Thursday morning, setting the stage for an end-of-session showdown.

Parole and Probation Division doesn’t keep track of DUI interlock program, audit finds

by admin | November 30, 2010 | News | 0 |

The ignition interlock program – designed to keep convicted drunk drivers off the road when intoxicated – was not adequately monitored by the Division of Parole and Probation, state auditors found in a report released Monday.

Judges were often not notified when drivers failed the tests.

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Dueling ignition interlock bills pass both chambers

Parole and Probation Division doesn’t keep track of DUI interlock program, audit finds

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