DWI: Provides relative to driving while intoxicated (EN NO IMPACT See Note)

Removed the word 'or' in two instances where the law defines driving while 'intoxicated or impaired,' changing the phrasing to 'intoxicated impaired.'

Clarified that first and second DWI offenses remain in city/parish/municipal courts, while third or subsequent offenses must be prosecuted in district court.

Added the term 'impaired' to specific statutory references that previously only mentioned 'intoxicated'.

Adjusted page numbering and document headers from 'ENROLLED' to 'ORIGINAL' to reflect the bill's current status.

District courts now have exclusive jurisdiction over DWI cases for third and subsequent offenses, whereas mayors' courts previously had no authority over these charges.

Courts handling alcohol-related offenses must assess additional costs to cover expenses like instrument recertification and chemical analysis certificates.

The list of responsive verdicts for DWI charges was updated to include specific guilty and not guilty pleas for operating a vehicle while intoxicated or impaired.

The term 'intoxicated' is modified to include 'impaired' in statutory references regarding motor vehicle operation, broadening the definition of prohibited conduct.

The penalty section for operating a vehicle while intoxicated or impaired was updated to reflect the new terminology, ensuring consistent enforcement against impaired drivers.