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(3) Is subject to a labor agreement that
prohibits an employee who is convicted of
an alcohol related offense from operating
the employer's vehicle.
9-30-5-17. Emergency medical services
restitution fund.
(a) In addition to:
(1) A sentence imposed under this chapter
for a felony or misdemeanor; and
(2) An order for restitution to a victim;
the court shall, without placing the individual on
probation, or as a condition of probation, order the
individual to make restitution to the emergency
medical services restitution fund under IC 16-
31-8 for emergency medical services necessitated
because of the offense committed by the individ-
ual.
(b) An order for restitution under this section
may not be for more than one thousand dollars
($1,000).
(c) In making an order for restitution under this
section, the court shall consider the following:
(1) The schedule of costs submitted to the
court under IC 16-31-8-5.
(2) The amount of restitution that the indi-
vidual is or will be able to pay.
(d) The court shall immediately forward a
copy of an order for restitution made under this
section to the Indiana emergency medical services
commission under IC 16-31-8.
9-30-5-18. Alcohol and drug services
program for juvenile.
(a) If:
(1) a criminal proceeding for driving while
intoxicated under IC 9-30-5 is deferred
under IC 12-23-5-1 through IC 12-23-5-9;
or
(2) a child alleged to be a delinquent child
based upon the child's violation of IC 9-30-
5 voluntarily attends or is ordered by the
court under IC 31-37 to attend an alcohol
and drug services program;
the court, within ten (10) days after the defendant
or child begins the program, shall forward to the
bureau a certified abstract of program enrollment.
(b) The abstract must state the following:
(1) The defendant's or child's name,
address, date of birth, and driver's license
number.
(2) The name and location of the alcohol
and drug services program that the defen-
dant or child is attending.
Chapter 6. Implied Consent;
Administrative and Evidentiary Matters
9-30-6-1.
Chemical test for intoxication; implied
consent.
9-30-6-2.
Probable cause; offer of test; alternative
tests; requirement to submit.
9-30-6-3.
Chemical test results; evidence of intoxica-
tion; refusal to submit, admissibility; arrest.
9-30-6-4.
Bureau rules.
9-30-6-4.3. Application of chapter when vehicle seized
for forfeiture.
9-30-6-5.
Chemical breath test operators, equipment
and chemicals; certification; rules; certifi-
cates as prima facie evidence.
9-30-6-5.5. Adoption of emergency rules.
9-30-6-6.
Chemical tests on blood or urine by physi-
cian; disclosure of results; no privilege or
liability; results admissible; limitation.
9-30-6-7.
Refusal to submit to chemical test; duties of
arresting officer.
9-30-6-8.
Probable cause; judicial finding; delivery
of documents to bureau; contents of
affidavit.
9-30-6-8.5. Duties of bureau upon receiving ignition
interlock order.
9-30-6-8.7. Operating without ignition interlock device.
9-30-6-9.
Suspension of driving privileges; duties of
bureau; limitations.
9-30-6-10.
Suspension of driving privileges; prompt
judicial hearing; issues; findings; order.
9-30-6-11.
Reinstatement of driving privileges;
dismissal and not refiled.
9-30-6-12.
Suspension of driving privileges recom-
mended by court; compliance; limitation.
9-30-6-13.
Reinstatement of driving privileges; duties
of bureau.
9-30-6-13.5. Removal of record of suspension.
9-30-6-14.
Previous conviction, certified copies of
driving and court records as prima facie
evidence.
9-30-6-15.
Evidence of blood alcohol content shown by
chemical tests admissible.
9-30-6-16.
Bureau certificate; form and content.
9-30-6-17.
Victim notification.
9-30-6-18.
Early trial.
