Which item is NOT among the reporting requirements for an Alcoholic Beverage Code conviction?

• A. The conviction
• B. The orders of the driver's license suspension
• C. Motive for the offense
• D. Acquittals of DUI

Answer: (C)

When reporting after an Alcoholic Beverage Code conviction, the emphasis is on factual records that affect licensing status. The agency needs to know the actual conviction on the record and any court-ordered actions that impact a license, such as a suspension of the driver’s license. These items are concrete administrative signals about eligibility and compliance. Motive for the offense, by contrast, is not something the reporting requirements seek or use; it doesn’t influence licensure decisions in this context and is not a factor that needs to be disclosed in the reporting. Therefore, motive for the offense is not among the required reporting items.