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Court of Appeals of Maryland· 2/24/2003

Toler v. Motor Vehicle Administration

Citations

  • 817 A.2d 229
  • 373 Md. 214
  • 2003 Md. LEXIS 45

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  • stating that case is not moot, despite restoration of driving privileges, where licensee faced potential increased penalties upon any future suspension of his license
  • holding that issue of whether petitioner's driver's license was wrongly suspended was not moot, despite the fact that the suspension period had ended and his full driving privileges had been restored, because of potential collateral circumstances the initial suspension could cause
  • stating that case is not moot, despite restoration of driving privileges, where licensee faced potential increased penalties upon any future suspension of his license
  • holding that issue of whether petitioner’s driver’s license was wrongly suspended was not moot, despite the fact that the suspension period had ended and his full driving privileges had been restored, because of potential collateral circumstances the initial suspension could cause
  • finding that a licensed driver for whom driving constituted a significant part of employment may accumulate sixteen points before the MVA may suspend that individual’s license
  • explaining that decision to employ defined term in one section but different term in another part of statute dealing with same overall subject usually indicates that legislature intends two different meanings

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Judges: Wilner, Raker

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