Section 247-12-009 - WITHDRAWAL OF REPRIEVE009.01Reprieve Conditioned on Continued Recovery. If the Board grants a reprieve, the Department will withdraw an applicant's license or ignition interlock permit (IIP) if the Department becomes aware that the applicant has been subsequently convicted of any violation of Neb. Rev. Stat. § 60-6,196 or 60197, or comparable city or village ordinance, or any alcohol related driving offense under any law in any state.009.01AThirty-day Written Notice. When the Director becomes aware of the subsequent conviction, he or she will mail notice to the applicant that his or her license or ignition interlock permit (IIP) will be summarily revoked for the remainder of the original fifteen-year revocation period, effective thirty days after the notice is mailed.009.01BWhere and How Mailed. The notice will be sent by first-class mail to the applicant at his or her last known address as shown in the records of the Department. The applicant is presumed to know of this consequence and the Department need not show that the applicant received actual notice of the summary revocation or send any other notice.009.01CWithdrawal Independent of Any Other Court-imposed Penalty. The applicant's license or ignition interlock permit (IIP) will be revoked for the time remaining on the fifteen-year revocation without regard for any penalty that may be imposed by the court for the same offense.009.01DEvidence of Failure to Comply with Conditions of Reprieve. If the Director becomes aware of any evidence tending to show the applicant is violating any condition of the reprieve order, the Director will make the Board aware of the evidence.247 Neb. Admin. Code, ch. 12, § 009
Amended effective 12/27/2022