Oct. 27, 2016
DMV sued for suspending licenses of low-income drivers
A coalition of legal aid and civil rights organizations filed suit against the state Department of Motor Vehicles on Tuesday, complaining that driver's license suspensions for low-income drivers who don't pay their tickets violate statutory, due process, and equal protection rights.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A coalition of legal aid and civil rights organizations filed suit against the state Department of Motor Vehicles on Tuesday, complaining that driver's license suspensions for low-income drivers who don't pay their tickets violate statutory, due process, and equal protection rights.
The legal groups, including the ACLU of Northern California, are representing plaintif...
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