If you have violated any serious administrative offense, then your driver's license will be taken away from you. But where and how to pick up their rights after that, not all drivers know.
Instructions
Step 1
When the court is over and you are given a copy of the order (usually this happens in two ways: either it will be given to you immediately after the hearing, or it will be sent by mail), within 10 days (it is counted from the moment the copy of the order fell into your hands) you can appeal the decision to a higher court. At the same time, the question of what to do if the decree to deprive you of your driver's license has entered into force is open. In order to take your ID back, you can go in two ways.
Step 2
The first way is to write and file a supervisory complaint. Then another court session will be held, at which you will have a chance to once again try to prove your innocence and ask to return your rights. The second way is to file a petition with a request to restore the time limit for appeal.
Step 3
However, experts assure that, nevertheless, most of the arguments in your defense need to be prepared even before the first court session in your case. The following indicators may be the reason for returning your rights. If you conduct a detailed analysis of all documents - protocols, acts, opinions, etc., available in the case, and find there even a small, but inaccuracy or error - this will give the judge a reason to make a decision in your favor. It is imperative to double-check the entries made in the protocol. Perhaps it will be possible to re-qualify your act into a similar, but less punishable one. Of course, you need a competent lawyer who will build defense on acquittal. And preparation of rebuttals of evidence of traffic police inspectors. For example, if the recording on the camera is poorly readable, if the number is blurred on the photo, all this may serve as an excuse to return your ID to you.
Step 4
If, nevertheless, the rights were withdrawn from you and it was decided for how long, then you can return them only in the traffic police department where they were taken from you. As soon as the last day established by the court has passed, take your identity documents and go to the department. There, on the basis of the statement you wrote, the inspectors will have to return the rights. Moreover, even if you have unpaid fines.
