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Department finds that the licensee is violating any provisions of this
[section] article or the applicable rules and regulations promulgated
by it or the State Department of Health.

5-606.

Any wrecker or scrap processor, whose license has been refused,
suspended, or revoked as provided in this subtitle shall not conduct
any business as a wrecker or scrap processor, as defined in this
[section] subtitle, during the period of refusal, suspension, or
revocation.

6-102.4.

(a)  Except as provided in subsection [13] (b), no driver's license
shall be issued to any person who does not meet the minimum age
requirements shown below for the indicated class of license:

Class of                     Minimum Age

license                          in Years

A                                   18

OB                                                                 18

C                                                                 18

D                                                                18

E                                                                 18

6-205.1.

(d) Upon receipt of the sworn statement of the police officer filed
in compliance with subsection (c) above, the Department shall give
notice to the detained person in accordance with [Section 2-117]
Section 2-317 of this article, to attend a hearing within 15 days of
the person's refusal to take a chemical test to determine the alcoholic
content of his blood, breath or urine, the purpose of said hearing
being to show cause why the detained person's license should not be
suspended for refusing to take said chemical test. Said hearing shall
be held within 15 days of the detention, or sooner upon agreement of
the operator and the Department, but under no circumstances, after
said 15 day period, except upon good cause shown to the satisfaction
of the Department or by agreement of the parties. At said hearing
the operator shall present evidence relating to his refusal to take
the test, and he may be represented by an attorney. After a complete
and thorough hearing, the Department shall have the right to sus-
pend the operator's license for a period not to exceed 60 days. Failure
to attend said hearing by the detained person shall be prima facie
evidence of his inability to answer the sworn statement of the police
officer, and the Department may summarily suspend said person's
license or privilege to operate a motor vehicle on the highways of
this State for a period not to exceed 60 days.

7-218.

(b)  Security shall not be returned under subsection (a) if the
Department has satisfactory evidence that there is an action pend-
ing or that judgment rendered in the action remains unpaid, or when
there is filed with the Unsatisfied Claim and Judgment Fund Board
a notice of intention under [Section 154] Section 7-606 hereof, in
which case, the filing of the notice shall constitute a lien against the
amount deposited in favor of the Board.