Alabama Statutes

§ 41-27-44 — Finality of Penalty; Failure to Pay

Alabama·Title 41 State Government·Ch. 27 Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency·Art. 2 Mandatory Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance Law

If after a hearing, a person is found to be driving a motor vehicle in violation of the Mandatory Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance Law, the civil penalty shall be final. If the civil penalty is not paid within 15 days, the person’s driver’s license shall be suspended for 90 days.

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Legislative History

(Act 2016-361, §5.)

Nearby Sections

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§ 41-1-1

Sovereignty and Jurisdiction of State; Territorial Waters; Legislative Findings

§ 41-1-10

Section 41-1-9 Deemed Declarative of Existing Law

§ 41-1-11

State Agencies Authorized to Increase Fees in Accordance with the Consumer Price Index

§ 41-1-12

State Agencies Required to Take Certain Measures to Prevent Fraud Before Paying Benefits to Recipients

§ 41-1-13

Use of Central Bank Digital Currency

§ 41-1-14

Authorization to Expend Public Funds for the Purpose of Carrying Out Statutory Duties

§ 41-1-15

Unfair Treatment of Females or Males; Establishment of Certain Single-Sex Spaces or Environments

§ 41-1-2

Maintenance and Defense of State Authority and Jurisdiction

§ 41-1-20

Establishment of Remittance Requirements; Applicability; Payment Procedures

§ 41-1-21

§ 41-1-22

Penalties Waived for Good Faith Attempt

§ 41-1-23

Promulgation of Rules and Regulations

§ 41-1-3

Compromise of Claims in Favor of State

§ 41-1-4

When Bonds of State Payable

§ 41-1-40

Legislative Findings

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