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Note that this only shows the detail relevant to the driver's license that you are viewing (that is, the game presumes a 1:1 relationship between drivers license and car), however the driver may be driving a different car.
I've made the mistake a number of times of issuing an "expired registration" infringement for a car because the car they are officially linked to has an expired registration, but that is not the car they are actually driving.
You can still check the plates against the computer assuming they haven't fallen off in the wreck.