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Date Fri Feb 22 2008 01:52
Author denn (newart28@yahoo.com)

I have 3 dwi's, got the b-card, got my DL yanked while on foot.I brought it to court, and was shot down, I am looking to do thier "adminustrative review"...how do i request that?just call them, or is there a form online i can print and mail to them?...........a little about me,and what I'm going to tell them, I run my own buisness, that REQUIRES me to get around minneapolis, st paul and the suburbs.so this penalty is literally killing my buisness! also while checking my criminal record, I only have 2 dwi's.my 1st one was plea bargained to a lesser charge, and is not on there, but the revocation does exist on my driving record, the offence in question happened just over 10 years ago.do you think these are points that may get the DMV on my side?

and that contact is a crock! I know a little about contact law....do you know if there was ever a case of someone trying to sue for thier drivers liscense privlages? and do you have any knolage of anyone using "undue influence" in court against them?

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