The number of citizens in our country who are daily deprived of their driver's licenses does not decrease every year. Naturally, any driver who has been deprived of a driver's license, the question arises: "Is it possible to return them earlier than the deadline established by the court decision?" It should be said right away that it is practically impossible to do this in a legal way, since the administrative law does not provide for a reduction in the period of deprivation of rights.
Instructions
Step 1
Do not bring the matter to a foreclosure court order. There are many subtleties here, but they are all based on the fact that the limitation period of liability is equal to two months from the date of the offense, and if it is possible to legally delay the case before its trial, then in any case you will not be deprived of your rights.
Step 2
Submit your petition to another court. One of the options for delaying the case is filing a petition for the consideration of the case in another court, but not at your place of residence (such a postage period is excluded from the limitation period), but at the place of registration of the vehicle (the law says nothing about this).
Step 3
Delay the case, citing the lack of notification of the appointment of a court hearing. Another option is “inappropriate notification”. The fact is that the court will not consider the issue of deprivation of rights if the defendant is not properly notified of the consideration of the case. There are many nuances here, and it all depends on how the court will send you a notification. The issue of notification is controversial in many ways, and is still resolved differently in each court. So you should rely on this option with caution.
Step 4
File a motion to postpone the hearing because of your illness. But it should be borne in mind that the court may not even accept a certificate of incapacity for work. As a rule, the option is justified when the respondent is in the hospital.
Step 5
If you disagree with the court's decision, appeal to a higher authority. True, the probability of resolving the situation in your favor is not great, but you can try. You will need the help of a qualified lawyer; in this matter, it is better not to rely on your own strength.
Step 6
Appeal against the protocol on an administrative offense. Not many police officers can boast of legal literacy, so inappropriate protocol writing can be found everywhere. Violations can occur both during the drawing up of the protocol and, in general, during the arrest procedure. Do not ignore your right to receive a copy of the minutes. This may work in your favor. The protocol may be considered inadmissible evidence, so there will be no corpus delicti in your actions.
