Establishes provisions relating to driving while intoxicated

HB 273 creates a diversion program for eligible first-time DWI (driving while intoxicated) offenders, allowing them to avoid criminal conviction by completing program requirements instead of facing trial. To qualify, defendants must not have prior DWI convictions, commercial licenses, or caused injury/death, and must not have refused a breath test. The program requires installing an ignition interlock device on all vehicles for at least one year (with possible extension for failed tests), plus other court-set conditions like victim impact panels, and lasts up to 24 months. Successful completion dismisses the criminal case, while noncompliance may lead to prosecution, with the Department of Revenue pausing license suspension during the program.