Measure would designate DUI, DWI convictions on drivers' licenses
A state lawmaker wants anyone with a drunk driving conviction to have it noted on their driver's license.
Democratic Rep. Scott Inman of Del City says the measure would reduce the number of alcohol-related deaths by putting bars and nightclubs on notice that the person has a history of drinking and driving while intoxicated.
Inman says the designation would remain on the license for up to four years. It woul...
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