A driver's license is the main document of any motorist. Its seizure as a result of traffic violations severely restricts freedom of action. But knowing how you can get your driver's license back early will help you get rid of the painful expectations.
Instructions
Step 1
Remember that the moment of deprivation of rights comes only after the court makes the appropriate order. The traffic police officer who stopped you can only draw up a statement of an administrative violation, after which, within 10 days, you must receive a summons to the court at the address indicated in the document, where the proceedings will take place.
Step 2
During the "pre-trial" days, you can safely continue to drive vehicles. Just do not forget to get from the inspector, after drawing up the application, a corresponding receipt stating that you have the right to use the car. Also, when the inspector asks you to sign the statement, write that you do not agree with the preliminary “sentence”.
Step 3
Cases concerning the deprivation and return of rights very often end well for the accused, since the traffic police are not very attentive to the preparation of statements. For example, if your license was taken away due to the fact that you were driving while intoxicated, then be sure to check the date of the medical report and the date of the violation report drawn up - it often does not match.
Step 4
Consider the case carefully. Perhaps you will find some inconsistencies, or errors and typos. These nuances should be mentioned when testifying, as they can radically change the course of the hearing in your favor and return your driver's license ahead of schedule. In addition, it is best to give evidence in writing in advance, so that they have already been entered into the protocol.
Step 5
Record the trial on a dictaphone, since if the case is not resolved in your favor, you will be able to use these audio recordings when appealing against the verdict in a higher court.
