Cummings challenged the D.C. DMV’s lifetime disqualification of his CDL, arguing that the agency relied on unreliable driving records and violated his rights. The D.C. Court of Appeals upheld the DMV’s decision, finding the records were valid under D.C. regulations, his prior DWI and DUI convictions were undisputed, and the lifetime disqualification (with possible reinstatement after 10 years) was not unconstitutional. The DMV’s action was supported by substantial evidence and proper procedure.
Major Disqualifying Offenses
Major Disqualifying Offenses (Alcohol)
Serious Traffic Offenses
Identification of Conviction
Masking Convictions
10-Day Posting Requirement
License Exemptions
Disqualification (Out of Service/Railroad)
This Webcast focused on human trafficking and its impact on commercial drivers in Washington, D.C. courts. The presenter, Judge Gary Graber, provided an overview of human trafficking, including its definition, various forms, legal aspects, and statistics. The discussion covered myths about trafficking, economic impacts, legislation, and the importance of recognizing signs and raising awareness to combat this widespread issue.
