Notice of Appeal of Administrative License Suspension; Motion for Stay; Request for Driving Privileges - City of Lebanon, Ohio

Notice of Appeal of Administrative Request for Driving Privileges is a legal document that was released by the Municipal Court - City of Lebanon, Ohio - a government authority operating within Ohio. The form may be used strictly within City of Lebanon.

FAQ

Q: What is a Notice of Appeal of Administrative License Suspension?A: A Notice of Appeal of Administrative License Suspension is a legal document filed to contest a driver's license suspension imposed by an administrative agency.

Q: What is a Motion for Stay?A: A Motion for Stay is a request to temporarily halt the enforcement of an administrative license suspension pending the outcome of an appeal.

Q: What is a Request for Driving Privileges?A: A Request for Driving Privileges is a petition submitted to request limited driving privileges while a license suspension is in effect.

Q: What is an administrative license suspension?A: An administrative license suspension is a suspension of a person's driver's license imposed by an administrative agency due to certain violations, such as driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Q: How can I contest an administrative license suspension?A: You can contest an administrative license suspension by filing a Notice of Appeal of Administrative License Suspension with the appropriate administrative agency.

Q: What can I do if my license is suspended?A: If your license is suspended, you can request limited driving privileges by filing a Request for Driving Privileges or seek a temporary halt of the suspension with a Motion for Stay.

Q: What does a Motion for Stay do?A: A Motion for Stay requests a temporary stay or suspension of the enforcement of an administrative license suspension until the appeal is resolved.

Q: Can I still drive if my license is suspended?A: If your license is suspended, you typically cannot drive legally unless you are granted limited driving privileges.