Which action can the division take regarding a driver’s license?

The division can take administrative action independent from criminal court regarding a driver’s license. This means that the division has the authority to implement its own regulations and procedures for managing driver’s licenses, separate from any criminal legal proceedings. Such administrative actions can include suspending or revoking a driver’s license based on violations of traffic laws, administrative rules, or safety requirements without needing to wait for a criminal court’s involvement.

The division operates under specific statutes and regulations that guide its authority to assess license status, which may lead to administrative penalties, reinstatement processes, or other related actions based solely on administrative law principles. This separation allows for a more efficient process in addressing issues related to public safety on the roads.

Other options imply actions that are either beyond the scope of administrative authority or conflict with legal protocols. For example, enforcing criminal penalties would necessitate a criminal proceeding, legal representation is typically the responsibility of the individual, and overriding court orders is contrary to judicial respect and the rule of law.