Drunken Drivers Don't Need Breaks, the Division of Motor Vehicles Should Defend a Tough Stance
Charleston Daily Mail › March 27, 2006
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A couple of years ago, the state Supreme Court ruled that the Division of Motor Vehicles may automatically revoke the licenses of those who enter no-contest pleas to drunken driving charges, just as it does the licenses of those who enter guilty pleas.
A few members of the Kanawha delegation fought this session for a bill to stop that. The measure would have entitled people who plead no contest to the charge to an administrative hearing before revocation.See the full content of this document
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Drunken Drivers Don't Need Breaks, the Division of Motor Vehicles Should Defend a Tough Stance
The agency strongly opposed the change. So did the State Police.
Opponent...See the full content of this document
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