Fairfax Alcohol Safety Action Program (ASAP) Practice Exam

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What question should be asked to determine if an ASAP referral is required for an offender convicted in Michigan?

Were they driving without a license?
Were they licensed in VA at the time of conviction?
Was it a felony conviction?
Did they attend counseling in Michigan?

The correct answer is: Were they licensed in VA at the time of conviction?

To determine if an ASAP referral is necessary for an offender convicted in Michigan, it is crucial to establish their licensing status at the time of the conviction. Asking whether the individual was licensed in Virginia during the conviction directly relates to the ASAP program's criteria for intervention. This is significant because guidelines typically require assessment and potential referral for individuals whose offenses intersect with certain licensing issues, particularly concerning alcohol-related incidents. The licensing status can also influence how their case is handled within the legal framework of Virginia, especially if they are a Virginia resident or have ties to the state. Thus, understanding this aspect is essential for appropriately managing their case within the scope of the ASAP. The other questions, while potentially relevant to other aspects of a person's driving record or legal status, do not directly address the ASAP referral criteria necessary for assessing the offender's need for intervention specific to alcohol-related offenses in Virginia.