In a legal opinion rooted in the summertime death of a nun hit by an alleged drunken driver, Virginia’s attorney general ruled that the state Department of Motor Vehicles does not have to accept work permits as sole proof that a driver’s license applicant is in the country legally.
The advisory opinion came in response to an inquiry from DMV Commissioner Richard Holcomb.
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