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Court delays occupational driver's license order for Rebecca Davis pending proof of interlock and insurance
Summary
Rebecca Davis requested an occupational driver's license; the court instructed counsel to provide proof of SR-22 insurance, ignition-interlock verification, treatment documentation and to complete the form with permitted driving times before an order is signed.
Rebecca Davis appeared in civil court seeking an occupational driver’s license. Defense counsel explained Davis is complying with conditions of a rehabilitation facility, has an ignition interlock device installed, and is starting work on the 26th (date given on the record).
Judge Stephanie Boyd and the state’s representative discussed missing paperwork: the court said it needed proof of insurance (SR-22), a copy of the ignition interlock filing, and a treatment-facility letter to support the occupational-license order. The judge asked counsel to complete and attach the statutory form indicating allowed driving times (for example, specifying hours such as 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. if appropriate) and to supply the missing proof before the court will sign an order.
The court clerk and attorneys agreed defense counsel would amend the filing with the requested attachments and bring the proposed order back for the judge to sign; the judge offered to sign the order once the documents were complete and noted she could take the order to the civil desk for processing.
Ending: The occupational-license request was not finally granted that day; the court instructed counsel to return with the interlock proof, SR-22 insurance proof, and a completed driving-time section so the judge can sign and file the order.
