When does a person commit the offense of operating a motor vehicle without a license?

A person commits the offense of operating a motor vehicle without a license under any of the circumstances described in the options. Operating a vehicle without being licensed indicates that the individual has never obtained the necessary licenses at all, which is a clear violation of law. Furthermore, if a resident has been living in Maine for more than 30 days, they are required to obtain a Maine driver's license to operate a vehicle legally. Therefore, driving with an out-of-state or expired license during this period also constitutes operating without a valid license in Maine. Lastly, operating a vehicle in violation of any conditions or restrictions placed on a driver's license—such as driving at night when restricted—also qualifies as operating without a license because the driver is not adhering to the legal requirements associated with their license. Each of these scenarios reflects a distinct aspect of the offense, leading to the conclusion that all described circumstances are encompassed under the charge of operating a motor vehicle without a license.