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Article: White seeks to revoke drivers licenses; Reckless homicide: Report finds that local officials had not reported the convictions
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- Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
- Article date:
- January 7, 2001
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CHICAGO (AP) - Secretary of State Jesse White has moved to revoke
the drivers licenses of 193 people who still have clean or
incomplete driving records despite being convicted of reckless
homicide, top aides to White said.
White also is mulling legislation that would ensure the clock on
a license revocation doesn't begin until after a person has been
released from prison, the Chicago Tribune reported Saturday.
"Secretary White wants us to go out of our way to help solve this
problem," said Marti Belluschi, White's chief adviser on drunken-
driving prevention.
The Tribune studied secretary of state records and found that
local officials had not reported the convictions of 193 out of 289 ...