Michigan Criminal Charges That Impact Drivers’ Licenses

A driver’s license is more than a right; it’s often the means of obtaining a job and promptly traveling from point A to point B. Unfortunately, Michigan criminal convictions can impact your right to obtain or maintain a driver’s license, keeping you off the road.

Michigan Criminal Charges & Drivers’ Licenses

Here are some of Michigan’s criminal charges that can impact a resident’s driver license.

• Operating While Visibly Impaired;
• Operated With Presence of Drugs (OWPD);
• Child Endangerment;
• Operated While Intoxicated (OWI);
• .04% BAC (for commercial license);
• Leaving Scene of Accident Misdemeanor;
• Theft of Vehicle Fuel (gasoline);
• Unlawful Use of License (letting a friend borrow your license, etc.);
• Reckless Driving;
• Forged Documentation;
• Fraudulent Change of Address;
• Malicious Destruction;
• Drug Crimes (depending on the crime).

In addition to the above circumstances, it’s important to note that applicants for a driver’s license will be denied if the following are true** :**

• The applicant has been convicted of or released from incarceration for a felony within the past ten years;
• The applicant has been convicted of a misdemeanor involving a controlled substance, dishonesty, theft, or fraud in the past five years.

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