Adding Aggravated Vehicular Homicide to the list of qualifying offenses

Removed 'Driving under the influence causing death' from the list of qualifying offenses that trigger enhanced sentencing for repeat offenders.

Added 'obstructing law enforcement' as a qualifying offense for enhanced sentencing.

Added causing death to emergency medical personnel as a qualifying offense for enhanced sentencing.

Updated the bill title to accurately list the current set of qualifying offenses after the additions and removals.

The offense of obstructing law enforcement, fire personnel, or emergency medical personnel causing death was removed from the list of qualifying offenses that trigger enhanced sentencing for repeat offenders.

The specific effective date clause stating the law would take effect 90 days after passage was removed from the text.

The bill title was updated to remove the reference to the newly removed obstruction offense, accurately reflecting the remaining qualifying crimes.

Added obstructing law enforcement, fire personnel, and emergency medical personnel causing death as a new qualifying offense for enhanced sentencing.

Removed website navigation links, headers, and footer text that were accidentally included in the draft version.

Added specific descriptions for three new qualifying offenses: aggravated vehicular homicide, driving under the influence causing serious bodily injury, and third offense driving under the influence.

Reorganized the list of qualifying offenses to group related crimes together and add descriptive text to the new offenses.

Corrected the bill title to reflect the addition of the new qualifying offenses and updated the legislative history to show the bill moved from the Judiciary Committee.

Subsection (b) contains a minor drafting error where the phrase 'qualifying offender' was inserted into the sentence, likely intended to be 'qualifying offense'.