Wyoming · Wyoming Statutes — Title 31, Motor Vehicles
Wyo. Stat. (Title 31) § 31-7-127: Mandatory revocation of license for certain violations
What this law says, in plain English
The statute requires the state to revoke a driver's license for certain criminal convictions and violations, including felonies related to vehicle operation, repeated DUI convictions, hit-and-run with injury or death, perjury about vehicle ownership/operation, and other specified offenses. Revocation periods range from one to three years.
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