DWI
Driving record identified out-of-state court
Statutes allowed revocation of driver’s license if driver had three intoxication-related driving convictions. Supporting evidence could include a certified driving record, which was subject to the interstate Driver License Compact statutes, which required driving records to “clearly identify” the court where any conviction occurred. But that requirement was merely directory and required only minimal information, not complete information, giving notice of the conviction alleged so that the driver may rebut it. With other identifying information included, the driving record need not name which trial court in the foreign state convicted the driver.
David T. Lenau, Appellant, vs. Director of Revenue, Respondent.
Missouri Court of Appeals-Eastern District – ED111606
