Appendix A. Board of Appeals License Revocation Filing an Appeal for a Drivers License Revocation continued Appeals that are not heard by the Board Please note that Breathalyzer Refusal/Chemical Test Refusal (CTR) revocations must be appealed through the court system, the Board does not have legal authority to hear CTR appeals. If a license was revoked by the courts, you must appeal through the court system to have it returned. (There are times when a Judge will advise you that a license suspension will accompany your conviction. It is your responsibility to obtain clarification as to whether your suspension is part of the Judge's order of if the Judge is merely providing information to you as the consequences that normally follow the offense for which you are being charged). Requesting a Continuance If you wish to have your appeal continued so that you may have an attorney present or to obtain additional information, please advise the Board prior to your hearing and they may grant a continuance. You/your attorney should contact the Board when you are prepared to go forward. If you decide to proceed with your hearing and then are not satisfied with the decision you will not be granted a 2nd hearing before the Board, your avenue of appeal will be to Superior Court. If you have any court actions pending advise the Board before your hearing If you have any court actions currently pending (any unresolved tickets/violations, future court dates or matters that have been continued) it is important for you to notify the Board of the fact before you begin your presentation. Such outstanding actions may prevent the Board from making a decision until your present record is complete. If you do not advise the Board of outstanding matters, you could possibly cost yourself substantial amounts in reinstatement fees only to receive a new suspension when the matter is resolved and entered on your record. 12/16