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From: todd@SCIRTP.UUCP (Todd Jones)
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Subject: Re: DWI Crackdowns
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> What about revoking (through law) of the offender's license AND insurance?
> True, it will then take another arrest to finally put them away (because
> driving w/out a license and/or insurance is illegal), but would it be a
> little more sane that confiscating the auto (what if it was stolen?) or 
> forcing them to ride a motorcycle (absurd).
> 
> -Steve

Steve-

What if you or I were hit by an uninsured driver?
We could tally huge medical bills with no means
to pay for them. I think you can never confiscate
someone's automobile liability insurance because
others will often suffer the most.

-Todd