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Senate Transportation hears judiciary support to update DMV suspension-notice form language
Summary
Chief Superior Judge Tom Zoney told the Senate Transportation Committee that Section 28 of a DMV-related bill removes a now-obsolete line saying a notice of suspension serves as a temporary operator's license, aligning the statute with practice after 2011 changes.
Chief Superior Judge Tom Zoney told the Senate Transportation Committee on Feb. 11 that Section 28 of a bill to revise DMV laws removes a line of form language that no longer reflects current practice.
Zoney told the committee the change deletes wording in "title 23 BSA section 12 o 5 d 2" that "says this notice shall serve as a temporary operator's license and is valid until 12/00/2001 of the date of the suspension." He said the deletion is non-substantive and updates the form language to match a 2011 statutory change that let drivers…
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