Minnesota SF1374 enhances penalties for driving without a valid license, establishing minimum fines and increasing misdemeanor and gross misdemeanor.

Minnesota SF1374 amends state statutes to enhance penalties for driving without a valid license. The bill introduces minimum fines and increases the severity of penalties for repeat offenses. A person is guilty of a misdemeanor if they drive after their license has been revoked, suspended, or canceled, and they have been notified or should reasonably know of the revocation, suspension, or cancellation. A gross misdemeanor is charged if the violation results in substantial bodily harm or death, or if it is the person's second or subsequent offense within ten years.

Minnesota SF1374 enhances penalties for driving without a valid license, establishing minimum fines and increasing misdemeanor and gross misdemeanor.

Minnesota SF1374 amends state statutes to enhance penalties for driving without a valid license. The bill introduces minimum fines and increases the severity of penalties for repeat offenses. A person is guilty of a misdemeanor if they drive after their license has been revoked, suspended, or canceled, and they have been notified or should reasonably know of the revocation, suspension, or cancellation. A gross misdemeanor is charged if the violation results in substantial bodily harm or death, or if it is the person's second or subsequent offense within ten years.