Revocation

Question: Revocation? When a court case says "revocation" what exactly does that mean

Answer: Revocation of Bail: Taking the person's right to be free on bail Revocation of a Driver's License: Taking it completely away. So if one wants to get one again they have to take the test again in addition to paying any outstanding fines and tickets.

Question: revocation? what does revoked mean when you have court dates and the last one is revoked does that mean more jail time ?

Answer: Normally revocation refers to probation violation. What were the charges? Are you currently on probation?

Question: What is a preliminary revocation hearing for federal cases? Does the person have to be arrested or taken i? into custody before the hearing or what? How is the defendant notified by the PO or by paperwork? What is the next step after this preliminary revocation hearing?

Answer: It depends on what they are trying to revoke. Typically a revocation hearing is to determine whether some privilege granted to a defendant should be taken away. For example, if you are out on bond (bail) and awaiting trial for car theft, and it is discovered that you were arrested for armed robbery while out on bond, they would likely hold a bond revocation hearing to decide whether or not to revoke your bond. If you are on parole, and you violate the terms of your parole, they will likely hold a parole revocation hearing to determine whether or not to revoke your parole. I am going to assume (since you mentioned a parole officer) that this has to do with an alleged parole violation. The preliminary revocation hearing is the hearing in which a judge decides whether the evidence that a parole violation occurred is sufficient to bring the matter to a full-blown revocation hearing. If the judge finds that there is enough evidence, an actual revocation hearing will be held. At the actual hearing, the judge will hear all of the evidence and legal arguments, and then decide whether a parole violation did in fact occur and, if so, what to do about it. EDIT: Oh yeah. Your other question. The defendant should be served with either a subpeona or a warrant ordering them to appear at the hearing. Sometimes this service is performed in conjuction with an arrest. That is, the police might pick the defendant up and keep him (or her) in custody until the hearing. It depends on what the judge ordered in the warrant or subpeona, and/or the statutes governing parole in your state. EDIT AGAIN: Oops. You said it was Federal court. So your state's laws are likely irrelevant.

Question: How long after a court date does a license revocation take effect? Going to court soon and going to plead no contest. I will very likely get it revoked for 90 days. Does that revocation start immediately or do I have a few days or even that day to get my **** together

Answer: i am pretty sure it is immediate so best to make arrangements to get there and get home after court. why plead 'no contest' better to perhaps plead guilty - you need to discuss the matter with a lawyer/solicitor to make sure. i guess it all depends what the charges are.

Question: At what point is a faxed revocation of a contract considered received? Is a fax considered to be instantaneous communication? For instance, if the revocation was faxed and not picked up for 4 days is it still considered received? It is not subject to the mailbox rule because it was never mailed?

Answer: For a contract you need to use certified mail so you get a receipt that it was delivered. Otherwise somebody can always argue that they never received the fax. An office might have 1 fax machine for 20 people to share and things get scrambled. The fax might run out of toner or paper, or somebody might unplug it and wipe out the memory if faxes are pending to print. Get the idea?

Question: what is the punishment for driving after revocation as a criminal offense? this is in Wisconsin.First offense driving after revocation.Do you usually get any jail time? This is a first offense driving after revocation in Wisconsin.License was revoked for DUI. we were told a possible year in jail?But I was wondering from anyone who knows or has been through this what they know or experienced?

Answer: This usually is a serious misdemeanor that carries with it a stiff fine and possibly some time in the local jail. In some states, however, it may be a felony that lands the offender in state prison or with a significant amount of community service to work off, particularly if the suspension or revocation was based upon a DUI. http://public.findlaw.com/traffic-ticket…

Question: what does it mean to ask for a revocation of the suspension of his jail term? After being put on probation for 6 months it was stated that the respondents commitment to 6 months weekends in jail is hereby suspended while arrears are being made at a rate of 50.00 per month.What does it mean to ask for a revocation of the suspension of his jail term?

Answer: It means that instead of allowing him to stay on probation and out of jail, they're looking at putting him in jail. The 'suspension of jail term' is letting him stay out of jail...the 'revocation' is taking that away. So, someone is trying to make him go ahead and serve the six months of weekends in jail. - Stuart

Question: Will divorce in results in revocation of Canadian Immigration status? My friend is married to a Canadian Citizen for a year and got status in Feb 2009 and now due to Family problems its Hard for him to continue in this relationship. Will divorce in this situation results in revocation of Canadian Immigration Status(Permanent Residency) in this short period of time?

Answer: If he has got his PR and then the divorce I don't think that it will be revoked .If it was under process then it would have caused problems.

Question: Would a revocation of my learners permit increase my insurance bill? There was a medical form I was supposed to fill out and my Mom lost it. 45 days have already passed. Will my insurance increase now? Do youthink if I tell them what happened they'd erase this from my driving record? Sources?

Answer: If you drive without a license or a learner's permit, the insurance will not cover you (read the policy). Contact the DMV for help and instructions.

Question: What is the penalty for driving after revocation in Minnesota? My friend was pulled over recently and did not have insurance at the time. Therefore, her license was revoked for 30 days. Within the 30-day timeframe, she was again stopped by the police. She goes to court on 10/25/01, but is nervously wondering what the penalty for this might be. Thanks for any help you can provide.

Answer: I am a insurnace agent in over 40 states. We deal with high rish people in your situation all the time. For the most part your looking at getting your licensed suspended or revoked for a long time. Probably a year. Once your able to get your license back your going to have to carry insurance with a SR-22 filing. Check with the DMV to see when you can get it back and when you will need the filing.

Question: How do I turn off check for server revocation in Windows Vista? I know how to turn it off and everything. But when I uncheck it and restart it just comes up checked again. I've looked like all over for this. It's for iTunes unknown error (-9808) Some things say it might be because of Norton which I have but I don't know what version. It's been like this for 3 days please help me!

Answer: 1) You have to be administrator to m ake it stick. (That means logging in with the login "administrator". The fact that your login is an administrative login doesn't matter.) (And your internet adapter driver may not allow disabling the cert check. That means that you'll have to wait for Apple to catch up to the calendar [post a new, valid cert.]) 2) Uninstall Norton and never install anything made by Semantec. They haven't written a good program yet. (Peter norton did, but they just bought his name, not his knowledge.) Of you need an anti-virus program (if you don't download viruses, you don't), use one of the free ones. Clam, AVG, Avast and Avira are all good. (No single AV program will detect all viruses - how good the program is depends on how often the data file gets updated. If the virus isn't in the data file, it won't be detected. [Viruses don't look any different than any other data on disk - but the data file for the AV program has signatures of the known viruses, and that's how they're detected. If it says "xyz" (whatever "xyz" happens to be for that particular virus) it's flagged as that virus. That's why there are false positives too. There are only 256 possibilities for each character so, with billions of programs, there are bound to be legitimate programs that have a string of characters that's the same as some virus signature.)

Question: How do you switch off the check for security certivicate revocation? I go to internet options, advanced, uncheck it. I restart my computer as it advices but when I go there again it is still on :(:(:(

Answer: I would like to know the answer too

Question: Can I become a federal agent or a police officer in MN after getting six tickets for driving after revocation? I want to know if I will be disqualified when I apply to become a police officer or a federal agent in the state of MN if before I became a US permanent resident I got 6 tickets for driving after revocation and due to the fact that I came to this country when I was 12 years as an undocumented, how this could or will affect my future career even though I got my residency.

Answer: You could, but not easily, and probably not any time soon. If you have a valid driver's license now, and you received the tickets several years ago, your chances would be better. You will have to become a U.S. citizen. If you have a 4 year or an advanced degree and if you have a special skill such as being fluent in a foreign language, your chances would surely be better.

Question: What's the difference between revocation and suspension of a license?

Answer: Revocation is when they take away your license completely, with suspension you still have your license but you cannot use it to operate a vehicle for a period of time

Question: why does the ignition interlock sentence not run concurrent to the license revocation? On 9-1-2004 I pled guilty to dui 3rd. From the 9-1-04 my license was suspended for 30 months. It was also required that I have a Ignition interlock device installed not begining until 3-1-2007 for 36 months after this date. In a nut shell the ignition device has not been running concurrent with the suspension. Is this something I can motion the court on to allow me to get rid of the device sooner.

Answer: No. You can't drive at all during the license revocation. An ignition interlock would be pointless. The ignition interlock is for the first 3 years after you get your license back.

Question: I have a revocation hearing, because I missed an appointment with my PO. What may happen? I have done everything asked by the courts, and payed my fines down from over $2,000 to a little over $200. Personally I think it is a vendetta on my PO's part, but that is irregardless. I'm just not sure what kind of action is taken in a case like this where the infraction is so minor. So if anyone has any idea, I would really appreciate a response. I have done everything asked by the courts, and payed my fines down from over $2,000 to a little over $200. Personally I think it is a vendetta on my PO's part, but that is irregardless. I'm just not sure what kind of action is taken in a case like this where the infraction is so minor. So if anyone has any idea, I would really appreciate a response. P.S. Ive never been to jail it was a dui over a year ago... And it is only probation. P.S. Ive never been to jail it was a dui over a year ago... And it is only probation.

Answer: My wife is District Court Clerk. She says whether you are on parole or probation makes a difference (PO could mean either one) . In both cases, the results could range from a simple reminder of your responsibilities to full implementation of your sentence or punishment. A lot will depend on your answers, appearance and attitude at the hearing. Good Luck, and do what you are supposed to do to get on with your life and leave this behind you.

Question: where can i find info on laws regarding probation revocation in Kentucky? My fiance violated his probation. He was originally sentenced to a year in jail and it was probated two years. He served 2 months of the year before being probated and has currently served almost 3 more months. Does anyone know if there is a law in Kentucky where 6 months and 21 days is considered a year? Could he be sentenced to more time than that or are there guidelines that must be followed?

Answer: KY - KRS 552.120(3) Time he served in jail (2 months) and the time he has currently been on probation (3 months) count toward the two years of probation. There is no law that says 6 months and 21 days is counted as a year. If he should violate again, it is up to the judge how much time he can be jailed, either max or any part of his original sentence. If he should pick up additional charges while violating his probation, he can be sentenced to jail time on those also. those also.

Question: Anyone know about driving licence revocation due to failing eye test? My partner has had to turn in his licence as he failed a "field of vision" eye test. We do not know what he scored on this test, or what he would have had to score to pass. We need to use a solicitor to appeal the process at the Sheriff Court.. Does anyone have any info on this, or know of a good solicitor who would have experience of this. We live in Glasgow.

Answer: heres how you do this, go to get your eyes checked, if the doctor says his eyes are fine then you can appeal it, if not no one is going to give him a license if he can't see the cars. plain and simple, he needs to get his eyes checked and then you can attempt to get a drivers license

Question: Can I take the written exam before the actual license revocation date? I was just notified that my Minnesota DL will be revoked in 2 weeks and need to take written exam in order to reinstate it after 30 days. But I was wondering if I could take the written exam before my license actually revokes so that I would not have to worry about it later? I will be looking forward to hear from you! Thanks.

Answer: No. In two weeks it is revoked. After 30 days, then you can take a written exam to reinstate it. Just like it says in the notification. Having to "worry about it" is part of taking responsibility after all.

Question: How do I get my drivers license back due to suspension/revocation in illinois? Do I have to pay a fee? can someone in illinois help me? I was in a car accident over fifteen years ago. I was told that I caused it. My drivers license was taken then. Where can I go or who can I talk to about getting something in writing telling me what I have to pay or what to do?

Answer: You have to pay a fee also get ins. that is 4 people who lost license very costly.