EVERY DEADLINE

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Sentencing

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A driver convicted of driving while suspended

A conviction while suspended or revoked for most reasons brings at least five days of confinement.

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The citation

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A driver cited for not carrying the signed statement

A driver cited for not carrying the signed statement has 60 days to produce it in court or remove the film, and the court then dismisses the citation.

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The end of the suspension or revocation

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A driver convicted of driving while suspended

Driving while revoked or suspended extends the suspension or revocation by an additional period of 90 days.

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The end of the suspension

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The driver

After a first test failure suspension is served, the privileges are restricted to an interlock vehicle for 180 days.

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The holder's 16th birthday

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A farm permit holder

For a period of six months a farm permit holder at least 16 may drive from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., for farm work, school activities and religious services.

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The driver's 16th birthday

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A restricted license holder

At 16, for six months, driving is limited to between 5 a.m. and 9 p.m., work, school activities and religious activities, or with a licensed adult beside.

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The conviction for the violation

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The driver

A conviction for breaking the interlock restriction adds another year of suspension.

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Issue of the instruction permit

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A permit holder

The division may issue an instruction permit for a period of one year once the applicant passes every part of the exam but the driving test.

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Issue of the instruction permit

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A driver of 15

A restricted license goes to someone at least 15 who has held an instruction permit for at least one year with at least 25 hours of supervised driving.

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The first violation, counted back

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A driver

Passing a stopped school bus is $315 on the schedule, and $750 for a second violation within five years.

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The arrest

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A person arrested for trespass in defiance of a served restraining order

A person arrested for trespass in defiance of a served restraining order may not post bond before the first appearance, provided that appearance comes within 48 hours after arrest.

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Installation of the device

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Law enforcement

A warrant for a tracking device runs no more than 30 days from installation, and each extension no more than 30 days.

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The seizure

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The seizing agency

Within 14 days the agency sends the county or district attorney a written request for forfeiture.

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The court's order

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A person under 21

Upon a first conviction, the court orders the driving privileges suspended for 30 days, whether or not the person has a license.

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The seizure

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The seizing agency

The seizing agency makes a reasonable effort to notify the person it was taken from within 30 days of seizing it.

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The court's order

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A person under 21

Upon a second conviction, the driving privileges are suspended for 90 days.

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The court's order

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A person under 21

Upon a third or later conviction, the driving privileges are suspended for one year.

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The driving

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The driver

Driving under the influence includes 0.08 or more alcohol in the blood or breath as measured within three hours of the time of driving.

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Sentencing

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A driver convicted of a first DUI

A first conviction carries not less than 48 consecutive hours of imprisonment, or 100 hours of public service.

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Service of the notice of suspension

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The driver

A written request for an administrative hearing is mailed and postmarked 14 days after service of the notice, or faxed and received within 14 days.

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The order's effective date

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The driver

A petition for review of the order is filed within 14 days after its effective date, in the county of the arrest or the crash.

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The start of the suspension

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A driver under 21 on a first occurrence

A result of .02 or greater but less than .08 on a first occurrence suspends driving privileges for 30 days.

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The start of the suspension

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A driver who failed a first test

On a first failed test, driving privileges are suspended for 30 days.

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The hearing decision

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A driver who asked for a hearing in time

With a timely request and the hearing fee paid, a temporary license stays in effect until the 30th day after the decision.

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The start of the suspension

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A driver who refused

If the person refuses to submit to and complete the test, driving privileges will be suspended for a period of one year.

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The prior conviction, counted back

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A driver with a third DUI

A third conviction is a severity level 6 nonperson felony when the person has a prior conviction within the preceding 10 years, not counting time incarcerated.

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The polls' opening

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An employee who is a voter

On election day, a voter may be away from work for up to two consecutive hours while the polls are open.

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Receipt of the request

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The records custodian

A request is acted on as soon as possible, and no later than the end of the third business day after it is received.

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Signing the agreement

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The buyer

A buyer may cancel a door-to-door sale until midnight of the third business day after signing.

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The filing of the application

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The couple

A marriage license issues no sooner than the third calendar day after the application is filed, Sundays and holidays counted.

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Acceptance of the application

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The registration agency

A voter registration agency sends the completed application to the county election officer within five days.

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The day payment was required

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The employer

A willful failure to pay brings a penalty of 1% of the unpaid wages for each day, except Sundays and legal holidays, after the eighth day.

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The seller's receipt of the cancellation

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The seller

After a cancellation, any payments, trade in and signed note are returned within 10 business days.

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The referee's decision, once mailed

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The claimant or the employer

A referee's decision may be appealed to the board of review within 16 calendar days.

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The examiner's notice, once mailed

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The claimant or the employer

An examiner's decision is final unless appealed within 16 calendar days after the notice is mailed.

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The last day of work

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A worker no longer employed there

For someone no longer working there, notice is due 20 calendar days after the last day of work, if that is earlier.

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The meeting

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The attorney general or county or district attorney

Binding action at a meeting that did not substantially comply is voidable in a suit brought within 21 days.

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The accident

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The injured worker

Notice of the injury is given to the employer within 30 calendar days from the accident.

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The garnishment

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The creditor

One creditor may issue no more than one garnishment against the same debtor in any 30-day period.

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The filing of the claim

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The plaintiff

The case counts as started at filing if service is obtained within 90 days.

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Filing the notice of claim

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The person with the claim

No action is commenced until the municipality denies the claim or 120 days pass after the notice is filed, whichever is first, and the claimant has no less than 90 days from the denial to commence it.

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Original delivery of the vehicle

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The buyer or lessee

The defect is reported during the warranty or within one year after delivery, whichever ends first.

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The injury, or when it became reasonably ascertainable

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The injured person

Injury to a person, wrongful death, fraud, trespass or damage to property is sued on within two years.

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The accident

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The injured worker

No claim may be maintained unless an application for a hearing is filed within three years of the accident or two years of the last payment, whichever is later.

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The breach

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The party owed

A contract not in writing, or a liability a statute creates, is sued on within three years.

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The act giving rise to the claim

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The patient

For medical malpractice, the claim may never be brought more than four years after the act.

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The breach

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The party owed

A written contract or promise is sued on within five years.

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The act giving rise to the claim

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The injured person

A two year claim starts when the injury becomes reasonably ascertainable, but never more than 10 years after the act.

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Delivery or posting of the notice

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The tenant

The landlord may end the lease if the tenant does not pay within three days after a written notice, counted as three straight 24-hour periods, with two more days when mailed.

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Delivery, posting or mailing of the notice

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The landlord

At least three days before filing an eviction suit, the landlord delivers a notice to leave, and two more days are allowed when it is mailed.

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The tenant's written notice

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The tenant

On at least five days' written notice, a tenant whose unit was not delivered may end the lease and get the whole deposit back.

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The initial date of occupancy

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The landlord and the tenant

Within five days of moving in, the landlord and the tenant inventory the premises together and both sign it.

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The notice

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The landlord or the tenant

Written notice at least seven days before the termination date ends a week to week tenancy.

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The rent's due date

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The tenant

If a tenant is 10 days behind on rent and has removed a substantial part of their belongings, the landlord may assume the unit is abandoned.

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The officer's receipt of the writ

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The officer named in the writ

The writ of restitution is carried out within 14 days after the officer receives it.

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Issue of the summons

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The tenant

The summons sets a time to appear between three and 14 days after it is issued.

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Receipt of the tenant's notice

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The landlord

If the landlord starts a good faith effort to fix the breach within 14 days, the lease does not end.

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The notice

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A tenant under military orders

No more than 15 days' written notice by a tenant in military service, under orders, ends a month to month tenancy.

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The filing of the petition

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The court

A hearing is held within 21 days of the filing of the petition.

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Receipt of the notice

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The tenant

The notice ends the lease on a date at least 30 days after it is received, if the breach is not remedied in 14 days.

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Receipt of the notice

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The tenant

The notice says the lease ends on a rent day at least 30 days after the landlord receives it.

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The move, counted back

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A parent with custody or parenting time

Written notice goes to the other parent at least 30 days before changing the child's residence or taking the child out of Kansas for more than 90 days.

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Receipt of the notice

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The landlord or the tenant

Written notice ends a month to month tenancy on a rent day at least 30 days after it is received.

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The end of the tenancy, the move out and the tenant's demand

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The landlord

The landlord returns the balance within 14 days after working out the charges, and in no event more than 30 days after the tenancy ends.

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The landlord taking possession of the property

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The landlord

The landlord may sell or dispose of what is left 30 days after taking possession of it, with notice published at least 15 days before the sale.

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The end of the tenancy

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The tenant

A tenant who has not asked for the deposit within 30 days after the tenancy ends has it mailed to their last known address.

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The filing, counted back

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One of the spouses

One spouse must have lived in Kansas for the 60 days just before the petition is filed.

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The filing of the petition

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The spouses

A divorce is not heard until 60 days after the petition is filed, unless the judge orders an emergency.

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Issue of the order

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The parties

The order lasts at least one year and no more than two.

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Satisfying the sentence or discharge

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A person convicted of another nonperson felony

Possession of a weapon by someone convicted of any other nonperson felony is barred until three months after the sentence.

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Satisfying the sentence or discharge

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A person convicted of a person felony

Possession of a weapon by someone convicted of a person felony, where no firearm was used, is barred until three years after the sentence.

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Issue of the license

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A licensee

A license to carry concealed handguns is valid throughout the state for four years from the date of issue.

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Satisfying the sentence or discharge

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A person convicted of a listed felony

Possession of a weapon by someone convicted of one of the listed felonies is barred until eight years after the sentence.

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Release on bond

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A person charged with a person felony or person misdemeanor

For a person felony or a person misdemeanor, the bond bars any contact with the alleged victim for at least 72 hours, unless the magistrate finds otherwise.

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The first taking

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A person charged with theft

Taking under $1,500 from three separate stores within 72 hours as one scheme is a severity level 9, nonperson felony.

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Satisfying the sentence or discharge from probation or parole

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The person convicted

A person convicted of a misdemeanor or a felony at severity levels 6 through 10 may petition once three or more years have passed.

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The earlier conviction, counted back

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A person convicted of domestic battery

A second conviction within five years is a class A person misdemeanor, with 90 days to one year.

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Satisfying the sentence or discharge from probation or parole

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The person convicted

No one may petition until five or more years have passed after a felony at levels 1 through 5, driving while suspended, or a first DUI.

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Satisfying the sentence or discharge from probation or parole

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The person convicted

No one may petition until 10 or more years have passed after a second or later DUI.