Arkansas Code § 27-50-1003

Method to determine recording of accident information
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(a) The Office of Driver Services shall determine from the accident report if the information is to be placed in the driver's record by careful analysis of the report by a person duly appointed by the administrator of the Office of Driver Services. (b) (1) No record of an accident shall be recorded for any person who is found not guilty in a court of competent jurisdiction after having received a citation for a traffic law violation that resulted from the investigation of the accident. (2) Where a conviction does not occur, the analysis shall conclude that certain persons were primarily at fault in the accident. (c) In the instance where a clear determination cannot be made from the investigating police officer's report of the accident, then no entry will be made in the record of any person involved in the accident. Acts 1979, No. 1037, § 2; A.S.A. 1947, § 75-1058.1.
(a) The Office of Driver Services shall determine from the accident report if the information is to be placed in the driver's record by careful analysis of the report by a person duly appointed by the administrator of the Office of Driver Services. (b) (1) No record of an accident shall be recorded for any person who is found not guilty in a court of competent jurisdiction after having received a citation for a traffic law violation that resulted from the investigation of the accident. (2) Where a conviction does not occur, the analysis shall conclude that certain persons were primarily at fault in the accident. (c) In the instance where a clear determination cannot be made from the investigating police officer's report of the accident, then no entry will be made in the record of any person involved in the accident. Acts 1979, No. 1037, § 2; A.S.A. 1947, § 75-1058.1.
(a) The Office of Driver Services shall determine from the accident report if the information is to be placed in the driver's record by careful analysis of the report by a person duly appointed by the administrator of the Office of Driver Services. (b) (1) No record of an accident shall be recorded for any person who is found not guilty in a court of competent jurisdiction after having received a citation for a traffic law violation that resulted from the investigation of the accident. (2) Where a conviction does not occur, the analysis shall conclude that certain persons were primarily at fault in the accident. (c) In the instance where a clear determination cannot be made from the investigating police officer's report of the accident, then no entry will be made in the record of any person involved in the accident. Acts 1979, No. 1037, § 2; A.S.A. 1947, § 75-1058.1.
(a) The Office of Driver Services shall determine from the accident report if the information is to be placed in the driver's record by careful analysis of the report by a person duly appointed by the administrator of the Office of Driver Services.
(b) (1) No record of an accident shall be recorded for any person who is found not guilty in a court of competent jurisdiction after having received a citation for a traffic law violation that resulted from the investigation of the accident. (2) Where a conviction does not occur, the analysis shall conclude that certain persons were primarily at fault in the accident.
(1) No record of an accident shall be recorded for any person who is found not guilty in a court of competent jurisdiction after having received a citation for a traffic law violation that resulted from the investigation of the accident.
(2) Where a conviction does not occur, the analysis shall conclude that certain persons were primarily at fault in the accident.
(c) In the instance where a clear determination cannot be made from the investigating police officer's report of the accident, then no entry will be made in the record of any person involved in the accident.
Acts 1979, No. 1037, § 2; A.S.A. 1947, § 75-1058.1.

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