Tennessee § 55-10-711 - Denial of driving privileges — Expunction from records — Requirements.
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§ 55-10-711. Denial of driving privileges — Expunction from records — Requirements.
If a person's driving privileges have been denied pursuant to this part, when the person becomes eighteen (18) years of age, all records relating to the denial maintained by the court in which the conviction or adjudication occurred and by the department of safety shall be expunged and the driving record maintained by the department on the person shall not reflect that a denial of driving privileges occurred. This section shall apply only upon the expiration of the denial or suspension previously ordered by the juvenile court judge and when all requirements for reinstatement have been met. Acts 1991, ch. 473, § 5.
Source: official Tennessee text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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