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Senate Bill 132 would require officers to offer voluntary alcohol screening; referred to judiciary

House floor session
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Summary

Senate Bill 132, which would require a law enforcement officer to offer a voluntary preliminary alcohol screening test to a driver, was introduced and sent to the Committee on Judiciary; sponsors include Senators Robertson Carson and Representatives Joseph and Soper.

Senate Bill 132 was introduced on the House floor and assigned to the Committee on Judiciary.

The clerk read that SB132, by Senators Robertson Carson and Representatives Joseph and Soper, would require a law enforcement officer to offer a voluntary preliminary screening test for alcohol to a driver. The citation in the floor reading does not include bill text or details on implementation; the matter was referred to Judiciary for legal and procedural review.

The Judiciary Committee is expected to examine statutory implications, constitutional considerations and enforcement mechanisms before any floor action.