Guam § 92117 - Occupational Driving Permit: First Offender Only.

§ 92117. Occupational Driving Permit: First Offender Only.

An Occupational Driving Permit may be issued to a person

convicted of a first offender violation under § 92104 by the court

authorizing the person to drive for employment purposes, and as

permitted by the court for therapeutic rehabilitation.

(a) The person whose privilege to drive is suspended

shall immediately surrender to the court his or her driver’s

license, and if valid, may be granted an Occupational

Driving Permit for six (6) months.

(b) The court may establish by rule and procedure the

manner of issuance of an Occupational Driving Permit, and

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must notify the Department of Revenue and Taxation

promptly regarding the person’s restriction on his or her

driving privileges.

(c) The court is authorized to charge a reasonable fee

for issuance of the Occupational Driving Permit which must

be fully paid before the permit can be issued.

(d) The cost of the permit shall be borne by the person

whose privilege to operate a motor vehicle has been

restricted by the court.

(e) In the event a person does not possess a valid

driver’s license at the time of conviction, the person’s

privilege to apply for a driver’s license shall be prohibited

for the full period of the suspension.

2018 NOTE: Subsection/subitem designations added pursuant to the

authority of 1 GCA § 1606.