Minnesota SF1361 modifies driver's license provisions, including acceptable identification and revocation criteria.
Minnesota SF1361 modifies various provisions governing driver's licenses. It updates the types of acceptable identification for license applications, including birth certificates, passports, and court orders for name changes. The bill also revises the criteria for license revocation, such as convictions for manslaughter, criminal vehicular homicide, and speeding over 100 miles per hour. Additionally, it specifies the immediate revocation of licenses for certain offenses and violations.
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