C.__One year after that person has been finally discharged from any unsuspended initial period of incarceration as a result to that person's conviction or adjudication for a Class E crime or juvenile offense.

SUMMARY

Under present law a person who is convicted of homicide for causing the death of another person as a result of operation of a motor vehicle has that person's license revoked. However, when a person is convicted of a crime for causing serious bodily injury or bodily injury to another person as a result of the operation of a motor vehicle, no provision in Maine law mandates the revocation of that person's license. This bill provides for the revocation of a person's license upon conviction for the crimes of assault, aggravated assault, elevated aggravated assault, criminal threatening, reckless conduct, attempts thereat or revocation of a juvenile's license upon adjudication of a juvenile for a similar juvenile offense if the crime involved a motor vehicle.