New Mexico Administrative Code › Title 7 - HEALTH › Chapter 32 - ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE › Part 20 - DRIVING WHILE IMPAIRED (DWI) SCHOOLS › Section 7.32.20.7 - DEFINITIONS

Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 13, July 16, 2024
For use in this part, the following definitions apply:
A.
ADA
means the Americans with
				Disabilities Act,
				42 U.S.C. Section
				12101 et seq.;
B. bureau means the traffic safety bureau
				(TSB) of the New Mexico department of transportation;
C. certificate means a document issued by the
				bureau authorizing a person to serve as a DWI facilitator;
D.
certificate of completion
means an official document obtained from the bureau and issued to the student
				upon successful completion of a DWI course;
E.
clean driving record
means a
				person has no more than six (6) points on that person's driver's license, and
				that person has not within the last ten (10) years had a driver's license
				suspended or revoked as a result of a DWI conviction or refusal to submit to or
				failure of chemical tests pursuant to the Implied Consent Act, or been
				convicted in any jurisdiction of an alcohol or drug-related driving offense, or
				has received three (3) or more failure to appear summonses or citations in the
				past year;
F.
convicted or
				conviction
has the meaning given in Section
				66-8-102
				NMSA 1978;
G.
credit
				hour
means fifty (50) minutes of instruction and 10 minutes of break
				time;
H.
crime involving
				moral turpitude
means a crime that is contrary to honesty, justice or
				good morals, such as a crime involving dishonesty, fraud, perjury, forgery,
				murder or serious sexual offenses;
I.
curriculum
means a course of
				instruction approved by the bureau pursuant to Section
				66-8-102
				NMSA 1978;
J. designee means a
				person authorized to perform certain specified duties on behalf of the
				bureau;
K.
diploma
means a document evidencing that a person has completed a DWI facilitator
				training course or recertification DWI facilitator training course conducted by
				the bureau;
L.
DWI course or
				course
means a driver rehabilitation curriculum taught by a certified
				DWI facilitator;
M.
DWI
				school or school or licensee
means a person licensed by the bureau to
				operate a school offering DWI courses;
N.
DWI facilitator or
				facilitator
means a person certified by the bureau as qualified and
				trained to conduct DWI courses pursuant to Section
				66-8-102
				NMSA 1978;
O.
enrolled
means a student has registered for a DWI program, attended the
				first day of the course, and the sentencing court has acknowledged the student
				as enrolled;
P.
extension
				site
means a location other than the main school site where a licensed
				DWI school offers DWI programs;
Q.
Implied Consent Act
means Sections
				66-8-105
				through
				66-8-112,
				NMSA 1978;
R.
limited
				driving history
means a driving record from the New Mexico motor vehicle
				division of the taxation and revenue department or its equivalent that includes
				actions and citations, and drivers' license revocations pursuant to the Implied
				Consent Act;
S.
license
means the document issued by the bureau authorizing a person to
				operate a DWI school;
T.
MVD
means the New Mexico motor vehicle division of the taxation and
				revenue department;
U.
person
means an individual, firm, partnership, association, corporation,
				or other legal entity;
V.
revocation or revoked
means the involuntary permanent termination of a
				license or certificate by the bureau for cause;
W.
student
means a person who
				has enrolled in a DWI program; and
X.
suspension or suspended
means the involuntary termination of a license or certificate by the bureau for
				cause for a specified period of time.