A driver's license can only be revoked through the courts. At the time of the meeting, your rights can be defended. The main thing is to properly prepare for the hearing. And then you can get your driver's license back.
Instructions
Step 1
If you are stopped by the traffic police and make certain claims, this does not always mean that you really violated the traffic rules. You can and should defend your rightness. And this applies to all cases, including those when they are going to deprive you of your rights. Even if the case has already been taken to court.
Step 2
So, to begin with, right at the place where you were stopped, take a close look. Take pictures of everything you can: road signs, markings, the location of your car. This will help you prove that you are right in a disputable situation. For example, the sign is not installed in accordance with GOST. Or the markup is almost invisible. In this case, the court will be on your side.
Step 3
If it is possible to obtain evidence in your favor, do so. Sometimes witnesses can easily refute the official version of the inspectors.
Step 4
It is advisable to record a conversation with the inspector who stopped you on a dictaphone. If the judge is hesitant about what decision to make, the recording can help him make the right choice. In addition, audio recording will help you avoid an inappropriate reaction from the traffic police inspectors - they simply will not risk abusing their official position.
Step 5
Don't sign the protocol right away. Study it carefully and if you disagree with it, do not sign. In this case, experts recommend adding the phrase below: “I do not agree with the information presented in the protocol”. Be sure to indicate the date and certify your refusal with a signature. This will serve as circumstantial evidence of the inspectors' wrongness. And it will be a very good reason for the judge to take a closer look at your case and make a fair decision.
Step 6
Be sure to find yourself a smart lawyer. He knows all the subtleties of such cases and will perfectly be able to prove your innocence. Tell your lawyer everything in detail, not forgetting about all the details. He can find in these nuances proof of your innocence. For example, if, according to the protocol drawn up by the inspectors, you drove into the oncoming lane, then you will be deprived of your rights. But if you drove into the oncoming lane due to the fact that a person ran out in front of you in the wrong place, and you avoided a collision with him, then the driver's license will remain with you.
