Revise DUI laws related to enacting Bobby's law

Created a new offense of aggravated vehicular homicide while under the influence, punishable by 3-30 years in prison and fines.

Added definitions for 'affirmative authorization,' 'continuous facial surveillance,' 'facial biometric data,' and 'facial verification' to standardize terms used in privacy laws.

Updated the definition of 'serious crime' to include specific violent offenses and crimes from other jurisdictions.

Expanded the definition of 'law enforcement agency' to include attorneys authorized to prosecute arrests.

The definition of the aggravated vehicular homicide charge was updated to explicitly name the offense 'Aggravated Vehicular Homicide While Under the Influence' instead of just referencing the statute, improving legal clarity.

The definition of 'Vendor' was deleted from the bill, likely to avoid redundancy or conflict with other sections.

The bill number was changed from HB0267.2 to HB0267.3, reflecting a version update.

Added a specific requirement that a person must be charged with Aggravated Driving Under the Influence (ADUI) to be convicted of aggravated vehicular homicide while under the influence.

Added language allowing courts to suspend the execution of the first three years of an imprisonment sentence for this offense, with exceptions listed.

Major reorganization of page headers, bill numbers, and line numbering indicating a technical merge conflict or version update.

Updated the bill number from LC1340 to HB 267 in the header and page footers to reflect its status as a House Bill.