Morré & Associates

Common Offenses Leading to Drivers License Suspensions

In addition to other areas of criminal law, Morré & Associates also handles many of the offenses set forth below.  While a conviction for the following offenses will ordinarily result in the loss of driving privileges, in many cases our firm has been successful in saving client driving privileges when handling these types of cases.  If the reader should have further questions after going through this section, Morré & Associates would welcome the opportunity to discuss any questions in a free consultation.   

Period of Loss of Drivers License: 30 Day Loss

1.    Being charged with OUI-1st after taking (BAC) Breath Test

Period of Loss of Drivers License: 45 – 90 Day Loss

1. First Offense OUI with 24D Disposition

Period of Loss of Drivers License: 60 Day Loss

1. Leaving the Scene of Property Damage

2. Reckless Operation of Motor Vehicle

3. Attaching False Plates

4. Operating after Suspension or Revocation

Period of Loss of Drivers License: 180 Day Loss

1. Refusal to Take (BAC) Breath Test

Period of Loss of Drivers License: 1 Year Loss

1. Being Present where Heroin is Present

2. Sale of Drug Paraphernalia

3. Sale of Drug Paraphernalia to Minors

4. Sale of Counterfeit Substances

5. Possession of Class A Substance

6. Possession of Class B Substance

7. Possession of Class C Substance

8. Possession of Class D Substance

9. Possession of Class E Substance

10. Possession of a Hypodermic Syringe

11. OUI 1^st w/o 24D Disposition

Period of Loss of Drivers License: 2 Year Loss

1. Possession of Class D with Intent to Distribute

2. Possession of Class E with Intent to Distribute

3. Larceny of a Controlled Substance

4. OUI 2^nd

Period of Loss of Drivers License: 3 Year Loss 

1. Possession of Class A with Intent to Distribute

2. Possession of Class B with Intent to Distribute

3. Possession of Class C with Intent to Distribute

4. Possession of Class Cocaine with Intent to Distribute

5. Possession of Class D with Intent to Distribute – Second or Subsequent Count

6. Possession of Class E with Intent to Distribute – Second or Subsequent Count

Period of Loss of Drivers License: 4 Year Loss

1. Possession of Class A with Intent to Distribute – Second or Subsequent Count

2. Possession of Class B with Intent to Distribute – Second or Subsequent Count

3. Possession of Class C with Intent to Distribute – Second or Subsequent Count

4. Possession of Class Cocaine with Intent to Distribute – Second or Subsequent Count

5. Habitual Traffic Offender - 

A.            Three or More Convictions of the Following (Not All Three OUI's):
                            -OUI,
                            -Operating to Endanger,
                            -False Statement in Application for a Permit or License Application,
                            -Operating After Drivers License has Been Suspended or Revoked,
                            -Operating Without a Drivers License

B.            Twelve (12) or More Convictions for Offenses That Fit the
                            Following Description: 
                            -Offenses that are required to be reported to the RMV, and
                            -Such offenses could have resulted in revocation or suspension
                                of drivers license, and 
                            -Such revocations or suspensions were for a period of thirty (30)
                                days or more.  

Period of Loss of Drivers License: 8 Year Loss

1. OUI 3^rd

Period of Loss of Drivers License: 10 Year Loss

1. OUI 4^th

Period of Loss of Drivers License: Indefinite

1. OUI 5^th

*Note: This list is not all inclusive.  For other offenses where there may be a period of loss of driving privileges  contact counsel.