Extend the public intoxication of alcohol code to include being under the impairment of narcotics in public

The document title and version labels were updated from 'Committee Substitute' to 'Engrossed Committee Substitute' to reflect the bill's progression through the legislative process.

The purpose statement was updated to clarify that the bill makes it a misdemeanor to be under the impairment of controlled substances in public, rather than the previously stated 'being under the impairment.'

The bill title and purpose were changed from 'narcotics' to 'controlled substances' to cover a wider range of illegal drugs.

The definition of 'intoxication' in subsection (a)(1) was updated to explicitly include impairment from controlled substances, referencing specific code sections.

Subsection (f) was modified to remove the exception for 'drug addicts,' now only providing an exception for individuals who are 'alcoholics,' narrowing the defense available to defendants.

Educational program requirements were updated to include 'counseling on alcohol and controlled substance dependence' instead of just 'drug abuse counseling'.