Relief could be on the horizon for York County defendants now learning they must serve six-month drivers-license suspensions on drug cases that are years old. York County Clerk of Courts Don OShell said he was called recently by state Rep. Stan Saylor, R-Windsor Township, who is majority whip. Saylor said he was looking into introducing legislation that would allow the affected defendants to obtain whats known as a bread and butter license, which would allow them to drive to and from work, according to OShell. He said he thinks that would be in the interests of justice. They should get some consideration for the delay where were not impairing their ability to make a living, but they should (temporarily lose) the freedom of a full-fledged drivers license, OShell said. Well see what the legislature says. yorkdispatch/breaking/ci_26380069/possible-relief-former-york-county-drug-defendants-now
Posted on: Fri, 22 Aug 2014 01:33:47 +0000
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