Because all licensing actions will be in the regulating agency, the agency is also responsible for ordering ignition interlock device installation as appropriate, with a minimum mandatory one-year application for repeat offenders once they are approved to return to the road. Drivers must provide documentation of ignition interlock installation to the agency prior to an issuance of a restricted license. Violation of ignition interlock requirements or any other condition of the restricted license will result in further consequences for the offender. The agency must promulgate rules for certification of devices and oversight of service providers. Licensing Appeals to Circuit Court .
Current law allows for hardship licensing appeals to circuit court.
The statute is very complex and the level of relief available depends upon the nature of the offense. The new statute calls for streamlining this process and limiting appeals to a review of the record or a legal issue for all but a small number of offenses. These offenses include the greatest volume of appeals but the changes clarify and simplify current law. Limiting Access to Vehicles. Under current law, courts have no authority to order immobilization and the forfeiture laws are difficult to employ.