Michigan HB4306 allows exceptions to driver license suspension for individuals who suffered an epileptic seizure.
Michigan HB4306 amends the state's driver's license laws to provide exceptions to driver license suspension for certain individuals who suffered an epileptic seizure. The bill allows the Secretary of State to reduce or waive the suspension period if specific conditions are met, such as the seizure being a focal aware seizure or secondary to provoking factors unlikely to recur. The bill also outlines the process for submitting documentation and recommendations from treating physicians to support these exceptions.
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