Heard something on the radio yesterday that individuals are escaping the requirements of Noah's law that requires a breathalyzer lockout unit in a car after a DUI. The law states that if you got a PBJ, a PBJ is not a conviction, so you aren't required to have the breathalyzer interlock installed.
Doesn't the MSP consider a PBJ a disqualifier in a background check, basically citing it as a conviction?
Can we use this?
Doesn't the MSP consider a PBJ a disqualifier in a background check, basically citing it as a conviction?
Can we use this?