DUI; alternative treatment

Removed the option for courts to order participation in religious programs as an alternative to other conditions, though the option to participate voluntarily remains.

Expanded the definition of 'evidence-based psychotherapy' to include consideration of the patient's culture and preferences alongside their characteristics.

Corrected a typo changing 'contest' to 'context' in the psychotherapy definition and standardized formatting throughout the document.

Added a new $500 assessment fee deposited into the public safety equipment fund for first-time offenders.

Increased assessment fees for second violations from $500 to $1,250 per fund.

Added mandatory traffic survival school course requirement for all convicted DUI offenders.

Added option for court-ordered religious programs as an alternative to other sentencing conditions.

Modified jail sentence suspension requirements to allow suspension of all but one day for first-time offenders who complete treatment programs.

Added stricter penalties for second violations including 90-day jail minimum, driving privilege revocation, and higher assessment fees.

Added definition for 'evidence-based psychotherapy' requiring integration of scientific research with clinical expertise.

Added two-year statute of limitations for prosecutions involving serious injury or death.