Becoming a resident and obtaining a drivers license prior to conviction is technically legal..? Possible Ramifications?

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by Grant St. Jullian III

March 28, 2016

Asked 3/25/2016 – Dallas, TX

When someone gets a dui in State A, moves and became a resident of State B, obtains a driver license in State B prior to conviction; Technically that would be legal. Now speed ahead, aoda treatment and license revocation in State A has been satisfied and complete, except for a period of time with IID. Can this person operate a vehicle in State A with a State B drivers license?

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If your license is valid in State B, you may operate a motor vehicle in any state in the union. If, however, State B finds out your license is suspended in State A, State B may suspend your license until a clearance is received from State A. Check with the licensing department in State B.

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Grant St. Jullian III

Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering – 1979 Univ. of Pennsylvania
Doctor of Jurisprudence 1982 University of Texas @ Austin
Licensed by the Supreme Court of Texas since 1982.

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