NMSA 66-5-32. Period of suspension or revocation — United States — New Mexico law | Esheria

NMSA 66-5-32. Period of suspension or revocation

The division generally may not suspend a driver’s license or driving privilege for more than one year, with listed exceptions. A person whose license was revoked generally cannot have it renewed or restored unless the cause has been removed, though later application for a new license may be allowed after the stated per

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The division generally may not suspend a driver’s license or driving privilege for more than one year, with listed exceptions. A person whose license was revoked generally cannot have it renewed or restored unless the cause has been removed, though later application for a new license may be allowed after the stated periods.

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