Gaps in DUI laws delay license suspensions (The Wichita Eagle)

15 November 2008, 11:09 pm

Each year across Kansas, police make roughly 19,000 to 20,000 arrests for driving under the influence. State law basically says those people's licenses will be suspended 30 days after their arrest -- unless they seek a hearing with the state. But because of the way the hearing process works, thousands of suspected DUI drivers can legally keep driving for three to 10 months after their arrests ...... Read More »

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