Ariz. Admin. Code § R17-1-513 - Summary Review of an Administrative Suspension Order under A.R.S. Section 28-1385
A. A
petitioner issued a driving privilege suspension order under A.R.S. §
28-1385, may request summary
review instead of a hearing.
1. The
requirements of
R17-1-502 apply to a summary
review request.
2. The petitioner
or the petitioner's attorney may include with the summary review request a
written statement of:
a. The reasons why the
Division should not suspend the petitioner's driving privilege, and
b. Reasons to find that at least one issue in
subsections (C)(1) through (C)(3) is not met by the affidavit filed by a law
enforcement officer with the Department.
B. An administrative law judge conducting
summary review of a suspension order under A.R.S. §
28-1385 shall:
1. Conduct the summary review without the
petitioner's presence,
2. Examine
the documents in the Executive Hearing Office case file, and
3. Issue a written summary review decision
sustaining or voiding the suspension order.
C. An administrative law judge conducting
summary review of a suspension order under A.R.S. §
28-1385 shall consider the
following factors:
1. Whether the law
enforcement officer's certified report reflects the officer had reasonable
grounds to believe the petitioner was driving or in actual physical control of
a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor;
2. Whether the law enforcement officer's
certified report reflects the officer placed the petitioner under arrest for a
violation of A.R.S. §§
4-244(33),
28-1381,
28-1382, or
28-1383, and the petitioner
complied with A.R.S. §
28-1321;
3. Whether the law enforcement officer's
certified report reflects petitioner's test results indicating at least the
applicable alcohol concentration stated in A.R.S. §
28-1385; and
4. Whether the petitioner's written statement
of the reasons why the Division should not suspend the petitioner's driving
privilege provides convincing evidence that at least one issue in subsections
(C)(1) through (C)(3) was not met.
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