Dmv Decision Void Request

Summary

The DS 367 form is essential for initiating the 10-day deadline to request a hearing. Proper notice is a key aspect of due process. If you were not served this form or offered a chemical test, you may argue that the DMVs decision is invalid. Consider consulting with a local attorney to explore your options and ensure your rights are protected.

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DMV Suspension & Due Process Violation The denial, dated April *, *, states that I was provided appropriate notice and failed to request a hearing within the legal timeframe. I respectfully dispute this claim. I was never served the DS * form, which is the official notice required to trigger the *-day deadline to request a hearing. Additionally, no chemical test was offered to me during the stop on February *, and I could not have refused a test that was never presented. I only became aware of the license suspension after checking my driving record, at which point I promptly submitted a hearing request. The suspension and denial of a hearing based on presumed notice violate my due process rights and are not supported by actual service or documentation.
It seems you're dealing with a significant issue involving the DMV and due process. Here are some key points to consider:
- The DS * form is crucial for triggering the *-day hearing request deadline.
- Ensuring proper notice is a fundamental part of due process.
- You can argue that the lack of a chemical test and proper notice invalidates the DMV's decision.
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