Persistently drunken drivers should face mandatory jail time in Colorado, a legislative committee agreed Monday, The Denver Post reports. In a unanimous vote, the House Judiciary Committee approved a bill requiring at least 10 days in jail for a second drunken-driving offense and at least 60 days in jail for third and subsequent offenses. Repeat offenders also would be required to spend up to two years on probation and participate in alcohol education and treatment classes.