Hardison v. Boyd

Benham, Judge.

In January 1984, appellee entered a plea of guilty to a charge of driving under the influence of alcohol. The charge arose from his arrest in August 1983. The Department of Public Safety (“Department”) sent appellee a letter in February 1984 informing him that he had been declared a habitual violator. The letter listed the three violations which gave rise to the Department’s administrative action, giving both the date of the violation and the date of disposition of the charge. Because the disposition date of the most recent violation (August 1983) was incorrectly listed as…