Is it true that municipal court must suspend the driver's license of a person under the age of 21 convicted of public intoxication?

• A. Yes
• B. No
• C. Only if there is a prior conviction
• D. Only if the offense occurred within a city

Answer: (A)

Underage individuals face a mandatory driver license suspension for any conviction involving alcohol, including public intoxication. The rule is a clear administrative consequence tied to the age and the alcohol offense, not to whether there was a prior conviction or where the offense occurred. So, once a person under 21 is convicted of public intoxication in municipal court, the licensing authority must suspend their license for a period set by law. This is why the correct choice is that the license must be suspended.