The bill amends the existing law regarding the revocation of a person's license due to certain convictions. It specifies that if a person's privilege has been revoked under sections 41-6-74.1 or 41-6-74.2, they must surrender their license to the court or clerk of courts immediately if present at the time of conviction. If not present, they are required to return the license within fourteen days of the conviction. The bill also clarifies that the revocation must be noted on the face of the license, which will then be returned to the Department of Game, Fish and Parks.

Additionally, the bill introduces a new definition of "conviction" for the purposes of sections 41-6-74.1 to 41-6-74.3. This definition includes a verdict or plea of guilty, a plea of nolo contendere, a suspended imposition of sentence, an unvacated forfeiture of bail, and any other judgment of guilt entered against a defendant in a criminal case. The changes aim to provide clearer guidelines on the process of license revocation and the implications of various types of convictions.

Statutes affected:
Introduced, 01/08/2025: 41-6-74.3