<human>: I got a ticket for trying to go into a bar underage while at college in New York State. The police officer said it was the equivalent of a traffic violation and I'd just receive a fine and no further punishment. The charge on the ticket read "other use of license." When I went to turn the ticket in at the court, I made sure to ask about all possible outcomes and how much I'd pay and how long I'd have to pay and all of that. The clerk assured me that I would just have to pay the fine that would be mailed to me in three days and nothing else would happen. I got the fine in the mail, saved up some cash, and paid two weeks later. I had a month to pay it off. Today, a couple weeks after I paid the fine, I got a letter from the Massachusetts (where I live when I'm not at school and where I got my driver's license) RMV stating that my license will be suspended for a year starting on December 1st. Is there anyway to fight this? What are the most common reasons for this? Isn't this a violation of due process and shouldn't I have been informed that I might receive punishment from my state? Basically anything will help, I'm lost as to what to do and I need my car both to get home and to drive to class everyday because I live off campus. Thanks.

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<bot>: I got a ticket in New York and was told only consequence was a fine, now Mass is suspending my license. Please help.