South Carolina H3136 modifies driver's license suspension rules, staying suspension during appeals and requiring timely notice of conviction.
South Carolina H3136 amends the state's driver's license suspension rules. It mandates that a driver's license suspension must be stayed while the case is being appealed or when a petition for rehearing has been filed. Additionally, the Department of Motor Vehicles cannot suspend a person's license if it fails to receive notice of a conviction that requires the license to be suspended within thirty days of the conviction.
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