- a) The Department of Administrative Hearings, whenever it has clear and convincing evidence that a person committed perjury, or submitted fraudulent, falsified or materially altered documents, or submitted documents as his/her own that were prepared or composed for another person, shall notify the Driver Services Department.
- b) Such notification shall include a request from the Department of Administrative Hearings to take action against the driving privileges of the person and one or more of the following:
1) A copy of the administrative order entered pursuant to a hearing held; or
- 2) A copy of any and all fraudulent, falsified or materially altered documents; or
- 3) Any other relevant documents.
c) The Driver Services Department shall, upon receipt of the notification, take the following action:
- 1) If the person's driving record does not contain a previous suspension/revocation for cause under this Section, an order of suspension of the person's driving privileges shall be entered for 12 months.
- 2) If the person's driving record does contain a previous suspension/revocation for cause under this Section, an order of revocation of the person's driving privileges shall be entered.
- d) Any person whose driving privileges are suspended or revoked under the provisions of this Section may contest this sanction at an administrative hearing under the provisions of IVC Section 2-118.
(Source: Added at 33 Ill. Reg. _____, effective 2603________)