Pursuant to RCW 66.44.365, some
juveniles found to have committed certain alcohol and/or drug offenses may be
eligible to petition the court to request reinstatement of driving privileges
that were revoked pursuant to RCW 46.20.265.
- Respondent's revocation must
be for offenses that are eligible for early reinstatement of driving privileges.
- Respondent shall notify all
local law enforcement agencies and the Juvenile Division of the Prosecuting
Attorney of his or her intent to petition the court to reinstate his or her
driving privileges.
- Respondent must file a
"Motion Requesting Early Reinstatement of Driving Privileges" with
the Juvenile Court.
- Respondent must provide the
Department of Licensing with a certified copy of the "Order Requesting
Early Reinstatement of Driving Privileges.
- At the court hearing, the
respondent must provide information to support the request for early
driver's license reinstatement. This information may include school
attendance records, report cards, and/or behavior reports. Written
recommendations from employers, family members, and other community members
may also be presented.
The above is a general
overview of the procedures for early reinstatement of driving privileges.
This overview does not purport to cover all statutes and court rules that may
apply to a request for
early reinstatement of driving privileges. It is recommended that one
consult with an attorney prior to the request for
early reinstatement of driving privileges. |
