permit a court to impose as a condition of probation, or parole in certain circumstances, treatment at a nonprofit entity awarded an alternative care program grant.

Summary

The bill lets judges add participation in a nonprofit‑run alternative‑care program as a condition of probation or parole, provided the defendant consents and the program is available. It also revises penalties for repeat DWI offenses, setting longer license revocations, mandatory jail time for driving while revoked, and minimum prison terms that can be reduced only if the offender completes a treatment or specialized court program.

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