2.__Refusal to issue license or permit.__If a person is convicted or adjudicated of a violation of any provision of this Part and is not the holder of a valid license or permit issued under this Part, the commissioner may refuse to issue a related license or permit to that person for up to 5 years following the date of conviction or adjudication, except when the killing or wounding of a human being has occurred, in which case the commissioner may revoke the license or permit for a period of not less than 5 years.

3.__Failure to pay fine.__If a license or registration is suspended pursuant to Title 14, section 3142, the suspension remains in effect until the person pays the fine.__On condition of payment of a $25 reinstatement fee to the department, the clerk of the court in which the suspension was ordered shall rescind the suspension and notify the department, which, upon receipt of the $25 reinstatement fee, shall delete any record of the suspension from that person's record.__For the purposes of this subsection, "fine" has the same meaning as in Title 14, section 3141, subsection 1.

4.__Mandatory revocation of all licenses issued by the department.__A person's license must be revoked under the following circumstances.

A.__If a person holding a license or permit under this chapter is convicted of the violation of any provision of Title 17-A while on a hunting or fishing trip or in the pursuit of wild animals, wild birds or fish, the commissioner shall revoke the license or permit held by that person for a period of at least one year, except when the killing or wounding of a human being has occurred, in which case the commissioner shall revoke the license or permit for at least 5 years.

B.__Any license issued by the department in effect at the time a person is convicted of a violation of section 12256, disturbing traps, is revoked upon conviction and must be immediately surrendered to the commissioner.