When an individual is stopped or arrested upon probable cause for an alcohol or drug related offense, the arresting law enforcement officer will give the individual an Official Driver’s License Receipt and take the individual’s driver’s license. This action is part of Arkansas Administrative Law.
The individual will also receive a “Notice of Suspension/ Revocation/ Disqualification of Driving Privilege Form (ALS)” which includes the following information:
- The individual will be eligible to drive temporarily for thirty (30) days with the Driver’s License Receipt, provided they had a valid driver’s license at the time of the arrest.
- The individual has the right to request an administrative hearing with a Driver Control Hearing Officer within seven (7) calendar days to contest the administrative suspension.
- The individual may also request an uncontested hearing with Driver Control to determine their eligibility for an interlock restricted license or a restricted driving permit contingent on the type of DUI/DWI/BUI/BWI offense.
DWI Alcohol | Driving While Intoxicated/Alcohol |
BWI Alcohol | Boating While Intoxicated/Alcohol, regardless of driver’s license class |
DWI Drugs | Driving While Intoxicated/Drugs |
BWI Drugs | Boating While Intoxicated/Drugs, regardless of driver’s license class |
Refused to test | Refusal to Submit to Test (aka Implied Consent Law) |
Underage DUI | Driving Under the Influence – BAC .02 – .079 (Underage only) |
Underage BUI | Boating Under the Influence – BAC .02 – .079 (Underage only) |
Underage Refused to test | Refusal to Submit to Test (aka Implied Consent Law) |
MIP/Alcohol | Minor in Possession of Alcohol |
Misrepresent ID/Alcohol | Misrepresentation of ID for Purchase of Alcohol |
CDL DWI | DWI while holding a Commercial Driver’s License or Commercial Learner’s Permit |
CMV DWI | DWI committed in a commercial vehicle, regardless of driver’s license class – BAC .04 |