SF0302 - Minnesota - Phlebotomists blood sample from DWI offenders authorization; criminal vehicular operation law modification

Please upgrade your Flash Player Home > Minnesota > SF0302 Tagged in: Alcoholic Beverages, Controlled Substances, Crimes and Criminals, Legal Proceedings, Motor Vehicles, Occupations and Professions, Public Safety Department, Safety, Traffic Regulations-Violations and Penalties Proposed date: Wednesday, January, 24th 2007 Latest Update: Friday, July, 04th 2008 2E Relating to public safety; authorizing phlebotomists to take blood samples from DWI offenders under certain conditions; changing the crime of vehicular homicide to the crime of criminal vehicular operation, modifying penalties; modifying the definition of motor vehicle to include attached trailers; making certain technical changes; providing for notice to accused of the contents of certain reports and clarifying the repercussions; specifying revisor instructions; repealing certain provisions relating to criminal vehicular homicide and injury (ra) Comment on Bill - Be the first to leave a comment! Latest Actions 02/19/2007 - Calendar: Third reading Passed 02/19/2007 - Received from Senate 02/19/2007 - Senate file first reading, referred to Public Safety and Civil Justice 02/15/2007 - General Orders: To pass as amended 02/12/2007 - Committee report: To pass as amended show all actions 02/19/2007 - Calendar: Third reading Passed 02/19/2007 - Received from Senate 02/19/2007 - Senate file first reading, referred to Public Safety and Civil Justice 02/15/2007 - General Orders: To pass as amended 02/12/2007 - Committee report: To pass as amended 02/12/2007 - Second reading 01/25/2007 - Introduction and first reading 01/25/2007 - Referred to Judiciary show latest actions Bill Text File name Last Updated SF0302 03/16/2008 SF0302 03/16/2008 SF0302 03/16/2008

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