A license suspension becomes effective on the 11th day after the judgment of conviction.

• A. Not specified
• B. Cannot be determined
• C. False
• D. True

Answer: (B)

The timing of a license suspension is set by the court’s order and applicable statutes, not by the judgment alone. The judgment may state that a suspension is imposed, but it doesn’t automatically fix the exact date it becomes effective. Some suspensions begin immediately, others on a date specified in the order, and some follow a different timeline depending on the offense and statutory requirements. Because the statement specifies a fixed 11th day after judgment without providing the actual order or statutory rule, you cannot determine the effective date from the information given. So the correct choice is that the timing cannot be determined from the judgment alone. In practice, always check the court’s suspension order or the DPS notice to know the precise start date.