During the first month of 2010, the Commonwealth Court handed down rulings in two separate but very similar cases in which plaintiffs argued PennDOT did not have the right to suspend their driver’s licenses following a second DUI charge that had been pleaded down to a first offense in criminal court.
In one case, PennDOT appealed from a Columbia County trial court’s decision reinstating the plaintiff’s driver’s license, in the other, the plaintiff sought to overturn a Northampton County trial court’s ruling upholding the suspension.
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