Topic:
DUI
(Crotty, D-Oak Forest; Mell, D-Chicago) allows the secretary of state to suspend the driver's license of a suspected DUI offender for failing to submit to a chemical test if the driver was in a motor vehicle accident that caused serious personal injury or death to another. It will also cause disqualification of the driver's license to drive a commercial motor vehicle if the person is a CDL holder. 'The driver does have a right to a judicial hearing after a summary revocation and may apply to have his or her driving privileges reinstated after one year after revocation and provides for license reinstatement fees.