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Operating After Revocation- Results from your driver's license being revoked (usually for OWI/OUI/DUI/DWI (driving intoxicated by drugs/alcohol) and getting caught driving. In the vast majority of states it's a criminal unclassified misdemeanor, leading to arrest and being booked and held until bail/bond hearing. Penalties for first offense in most states are 1 year additional license suspension after revocation period, up to 9 months in jail, and not more than $1000 fine.
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