State v. Darling
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtMyse, J.
Merry Darling appeals a judgment convicting her of violating a restriction on her occupa tional license (second offense). Section 343.10(6)(b), Stats. Darling contends that the restriction prohibiting her from consuming alcohol within twelve hours prior to using the occupational license was invalid because the court had no power to impose such a restriction. Because the statutes control the regulation of occupational licenses and the court is limited to imposing only those restrictions enumerated in sec. 343.10(1), we reverse the conviction.
Darling was issued an occupational license because…
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