Maine · Maine Revised Statutes — Title 29-A, Motor Vehicles
Me. Rev. Stat. (Motor Vehicles) § 2558: Aggravated operating after habitual offender revocation
What this law says, in plain English
A person commits a felony by operating a motor vehicle after habitual offender license revocation while committing certain traffic violations, such as OUI, reckless driving, speeding 30+ mph over limit, or eluding police. Penalties range from Class D to Class C felonies with mandatory minimum prison terms and fines.
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