A publication in the Official Gazette of the Federal District (DODF) drew the attention of drivers Of region. This is because a published list of drivers with license suspension and with criminal charges. These drivers were even left without the possibility of appealing the decision, since it was already the final word.
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The reason for the suspension
According to the DODF, the main reason for the suspension of these drivers' licenses was the use of psychoactive substances while driving. It is, therefore, an assessment based on Prohibition, which is Law 11,705 of 2008.
Contrary to what many people think, the law does not only aim to end the consumption of alcoholic beverages while driving, but any psychoactive substance. Thus, licit and illicit drugs and substances that cause cognitive impairment can result in legal action.
In addition, Prohibition punishes with a fine of BRL 2,934.70 who drives drunk, in addition to being able to result in a detention ranging from six months to three years. Finally, there is also the suspension of the driver's license as a punishment, and that's exactly what happened to the DF drivers.
criminal assessment
A list published in the Official Gazette of the Federal District(page 12) has 200 names of drivers who were criminally charged. This means that this disclosure already represents the final decision of the Detran, since there was a flagrante delicto.
As a result, it was strictly forbidden for these drivers to drive for the next twelve months, and that is why their licenses were suspended. They even had the possibility of filing an appeal to reverse the decision.
In this case, the Detran of the Federal District even heard complaints about possible errors in the complaint. However, he kept the penalty by confirming the identity of the driver. In addition, each driver still had to deal with the exposure to all of Brazil due to the publication.
