HRS § 286-119 - Authority of examiner of drivers to suspend or revoke licenses
The examiner of drivers may suspend a driver’s license without a hearing if there is reasonable cause to think the driver is unsafe to operate the vehicle class covered by the license or has relevant mental or physical impairments. If a suspension is made, the examiner must promptly notify the driver and provide a hear
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The examiner of drivers may suspend a driver’s license without a hearing if there is reasonable cause to think the driver is unsafe to operate the vehicle class covered by the license or has relevant mental or physical impairments. If a suspension is made, the examiner must promptly notify the driver and provide a hearing.
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