Driver’s License Suspensions for Court Debt Draw Scrutiny

About 180,000 Oklahomans have an active debt-related driver’s license suspension lasting an average of 38 months, trapping them in a cycle that makes it harder to work and pay their debt. At least 25 states have ended the practice, and Oklahoma lawmakers heard testimony Oct. 13 about doing the same. The post Driver’s License Suspensions for Court Debt Draw Scrutiny appeared first on Oklahoma Watch.

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