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  New Law Update: Those with 4 or more DUI convictions and a permanant revocation can get a hardship license.

As of October 1st of this year, a person with four or more DUI's and a permanant driver's license revocation IS eligible for a hardship permit after a ten-year waiting period from the date of the last conviction. MADD is on-board with this new law.  Call me for details and information on the restrictions that apply.

Posted By Lloyd Golburgh on June 12, 2010 07:20 am | Permalink 
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