In Boyd the court addressed the same issue as in the present case. The court held that the defendant was not eligible for a JDP because her driving privileges were revoked after she pleaded guilty to DUI. Boyd, 211 Ill. App.3d at 100-02; cf. People v. Liedtke, 236 Ill. App.3d 938, 940 (1992) (defendant who received a discretionary suspension was not eligible for a JDP because a JDP can only be issued in situations involving statutory summary suspensions); People v. Dobrinick, 215 Ill. App.3d 144, 148 (1991) (defendant not eligible for a JDP because his driving privileges were suspended because of repeated moving violations). Accordingly, we hold that the court erred in ordering the Secretary to issue defendant a JDP.