Hawaii SB3182 amends administrative license revocation procedures for alcohol and drug-related offenses.
Hawaii SB3182 modifies the administrative license revocation process for alcohol and drug-related offenses. It mandates that law enforcement officers issue a notice of administrative revocation to individuals suspected of driving under the influence. The notice serves as a temporary permit unless the individual is unlicensed or their license is already revoked or suspended. The bill outlines specific timelines for administrative reviews and hearings, ensuring that individuals have opportunities to contest revocations.
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