DUI record could be erased under proposed law
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Proposed legislation would allow Georgians convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol to erase their record if they go five years without another driving infraction of any sort.
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Rep. Rusty Kidd, I-Milledgeville, said some people who make the mistake of driving drunk once have to live with a lifetime of problems, such as being disqualified from jobs or scholarships.
"If you have a DUI, it never comes off your record," Kidd said.
His House Bill 799 would give people "who keep their nose clean for five years" a second chance, he said.
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