The bill, which has yet to be signed by Gov. Kay Ivey, gives people the chance to miss a court date or fee payment instead of getting their license suspended right away.
Under current law, a court can revoke your license if you miss a court date or fail to pay a fine or fee.
“But she did not have the driver’s license or the ID to even get through the gate to have the interview,” Coleman said.before she became a senator. “I can tell you the amount of clients I’ve had who have missed court, particularly for a variety of reasons,” said Spight.
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