What form is the court required to use to notify DPS of the court's order suspending the driver's license of a defendant who failed to complete the alcohol awareness program?

• A. The DL-120
• B. The DL-115 (formerly DIC-15)
• C. The DL-127
• D. The DL-110

Answer: (B)

The key idea is that when a court suspends a driver’s license for not completing the alcohol awareness program, there is a specific form the court uses to inform the Department of Public Safety. The form designated for this notification is DL-115, which used to be known as DIC-15. This form is tailored to capture the court’s order and the suspension details so DPS can update the driving record accurately and enforce the suspension. It includes essential information like the defendant’s identity, the case or docket details, the court order, and the effective date of the suspension. Other forms exist for different DPS processes or types of suspensions, but DL-115 is the one specifically used for notifying DPS about a suspension tied to failure to complete the alcohol awareness program.