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· 3/14/1989

In Re the Appeal in Maricopa County, Juvenile Action No. JV-114428

Citations

  • 770 P.2d 394
  • 160 Ariz. 90
  • 30 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 16
  • 1989 Ariz. App. LEXIS 61

How courts have described this case

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  • announcing that Arizona legislature considered suspension of driver's license to serve as a deterrent of underage drinking is sufficient under due process inquiry
  • announcing that Arizona legislature considered suspension of driver’s license to serve as a deterrent of underage drinking is sufficient under due process inquiry
  • holding suspension of juvenile drug offender’s license does not violate equal protection even though no similar provision exists to punish adult drug offenders
  • rejecting due process challenge to the mandatory license suspension of juveniles adjudged delinquent for a drug offense that was not related to a vehicle
  • court held, for different statute, legislature could have intended to deter juvenile drug abuse through loss of driving privileges even when offense not driving-related

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Judges: Jacobson, Gerber, Brooks

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