A compliance manager is a professional that keeps the legal and ethical integrity of a company intact through policy enforcement and program planning. He or she makes sure all departments of a business are complying with the rules and regulations the company upholds.
Most states revoke the licenses of motorists convicted of driving with a suspended driver's license. The following violations can lead to driver's license revocation, but typically only after multiple convictions or for particularly serious offenses: 1  Driving under the influence of alcohol or other drugs. 2  Reckless driving. 3  Leaving the scene of an injury accident. 4  Failure to answer a traffic summons.
When a driver is assessed 11 or more points, the driver's license will automatically be suspended. The length of suspension depends on how many times the license was suspended in the past. The suspension schedule is as follows: first suspension - 5 days per point; second suspension - 10 days per point; third suspension - 15 days per point; subsequent suspensions - one year.