- (a) Pursuant to RSA 260:14, XIV, the commissioner may bar any person who violates any portion of RSA 260:14 from receiving motor vehicle record information for a period not to exceed 5 years.
- (b) The person alleged to have violated RSA 260:14, shall be provided with an opportunity for a hearing.
- (c) The hearing notice shall include a citation of the specific provisions of RSA 260:14 and these rules that are alleged to have been violated.
- (d) The sole issue at the hearing shall be whether it is more probable than not that the person violated RSA 260:14 or these rules.
(e) The length of the bar shall be based on the facts and circumstances in the case, including:
- (1) Extent and duration of violation;
- (2) Whether the violation was flagrant and repetitive; and
- (3) In the case of a bulk purchaser, whether motor vehicle record information was released to the public domain.
- (f) The bar imposed by this rule shall be in addition to any other penalties or remedies available under RSA 260:14.
- (g) After the period of bar has run, the person shall request, in writing to the commissioner, that his or her access, as permitted by RSA 260:14, to motor vehicle records be restored.
Source. #7621, EXEMPT, eff 1-1-02