The Debate Over Driver’s License Suspensions is an On-Going One at the General Assembly
Delegate Manoli Loupassi, R-Richmond, believes that current license suspension practices can hurt those living on the margins. (Credit: Steve Helber / AP)
Should people charged with drug offenses or unpaid court costs have their driver’s license suspended? That’s a question Republicans and Democrats are working together to answer. Michael Pope has the story.
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