It is still possible for you to lose your license, even though you completed community service and the charges were dropped. The reason is because suspension of a driver’s license can occur as a result of a criminal charge or through a civil forfeiture. In South Carolina, if a minor below the age of 18 is caught with tobacco, the minor is technically not criminally charged with any crime, but is subject to a civil fine. The same also applies to instances where a person refuses to submit to a sobriety test if they are believed to be driving under the influence. The answer is basically that a driver’s license is a privilege granted by the state, and not a right, so it is possible for you to lose your license, despite the fact that all other charges were dropped.