A criminal conviction for certain offenses, such as DUI, often leads to license suspension or revocation, but the specific consequences depend on the offense, prior record, and sentencing. Not all convictions automatically trigger the same administrative penalties; some may result only in fines or probation, while others carry mandatory driving-related sanctions. It is important to understand both the criminal penalties and how they interact with administrative actions by the Department of Public Safety. Handling the criminal case and the administrative suspension together can mitigate overlapping consequences. Challenges to evidence, negotiation of plea terms, or successful defenses may influence the duration or severity of licensing penalties, so coordinated attention to both aspects improves the chance of a more favorable overall outcome.