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The vote was 135-0, with six delegates either absent or not voting.
The bill would require a person convicted of transporting a minor while driving under the influence of alcohol to participate in the state's ignition interlock system program.
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Saturday, March 15, 2014
House Unanimously Approves Bill On Ignition Interlocks & Minor Passengers
The vote was 135-0, with six delegates either absent or not voting.
The bill would require a person convicted of transporting a minor while driving under the influence of alcohol to participate in the state's ignition interlock system program.
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"For those caught drinking and driving with children in a car".Typo alert!
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