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tion unless the person's operation of the motor
vehicle is authorized by specialized driving priv-
ileges granted to the person under IC 9-30-16.
(d) The bureau shall, upon receiving a record
of conviction of a person upon a charge of driv-
ing a motor vehicle while the driving privileges,
permit, or license of the person is suspended, fix
the period of suspension in accordance with the
order of the court.
Chapter 14. Victim Impact Programs.
9-30-14-1.
“Covered offense” defined.
9-30-14-2.
Court order to attend victim impact pro-
gram; costs.
9-30-14-3.
Requirements for victim impact program.
9-30-14-4.
Immunity from civil liability.
9-30-14-1. “Covered offense” defined.
As used in this chapter, "covered offense"
means the following:
(1) An offense:
(A) for which the offender's driving
privileges may be suspended under IC
9-30-13; and
(B) that involved the obstruction of
traffic with or the operation of a motor
vehicle with alcohol or a controlled
substance listed in schedule I or II
under IC 35-48-2 in the person's blood.
(2) An offense described under IC 9-30-5
that involved operation of a vehicle with
alcohol or a controlled substance listed
under schedule I or II under IC 35-48-2.
9-30-14-2. Court order to attend victim
impact program; costs.
In addition to any other requirement imposed
on a person by a court, a court may order a per-
son who is:
(1) Convicted of a covered offense; or
(2) A defendant in a criminal proceeding
in which prosecution is conditionally
deferred under IC 12-23-5 or another law
for a covered offense;
to attend a victim impact program that meets the
requirements specified under section 3 of this
chapter. The person is responsible for any charges
imposed by the victim impact program.
9-30-14-3. Requirements for victim impact
program.
To qualify as a victim impact program under
section 2 of this chapter, a program must do the
following:
(1) Provide an opportunity to participate in
a victim impact program in the county in
which the court is located.
(2) Present each victim impact program
described in subdivision (1) with at least
one (1) speaker who is one (1) of the fol-
lowing:
(A) A person who was injured as a
result of the operation of a vehicle by
another person who operated the vehi-
cle under the influence of alcohol or a
controlled substance listed in sched-
ule I or II under IC 35-48-2.
(B) A family member or a friend of a
person who was injured or died as a
result of the operation of a vehicle by
another person who operated the vehi-
cle under the influence of alcohol or a
controlled substance listed in sched-
ule I or II under IC 35-48-2.
(C) A person who was convicted in
Indiana of a covered offense or in
another state of an offense that is sub-
stantially similar to a covered offense.
(D) A person who has been or is
involved in a program designed to con-
trol the use or otherwise rehabilitate a
person who is an alcohol abuser (as
defined in IC 12-7-2-11), a drug abuser
(as defined in IC 12-7-2-73), or both.
(3) Require a person to visit a specified
emergency medical care facility, a coroner
facility, or a chronic alcoholism treatment
center under supervision, as specified by
the court.
9-30-14-4. Immunity from civil liability.
Neither a facility described in section 3(3) of
this chapter nor an employee of the facility is
liable for:
(1) Civil damages from injury to a person
required to visit the facility under this
chapter; or
(2) Damages caused to a person during
the visitation described in subdivision (1)
