The first Letter from the California DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES

[It is presented here for informational and educational purposes only, to encourage you to explore the questions involved.]
[This is not a direct electronic copy, but is an accurate transcription of the original.]
It is unresponsive to the issues I raised.]

STATE OF CALIFORNIA--BUSINESS, TRANSPORTATION AND HOUSING AGENCY GRAY DAVIS, Governor


DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES
P. O. BOX 932345
SACRAMENTO, CA 94232-3450

March 16, 1999

Thomas Murrell Thornhill III
Box 1755
Nevada City, CA 95959

Acting Director Ed Snyder has asked me to respond to your letter of February 18, 1999, regarding your demand for hearing.

Those who reside within California boundaries are subject to its statutes.
The department disagrees with you statements and will not be bound by them. The California Vehicle Code is the body of law which regulates driver license and registration requirements in California. These statutes are clear in their content as they apply to your concerns. Your request for a hearing is denied.

If you have any questions, contact the Customer Communications Section at (916)657-6560>

Sincerely,

/s/ B.B. JONES

[My note: Attached (in order) are VEHICLE CODE Sections: 12811, 12800.7, 4000, 4150, 4851, and 6150.]

[My first Letter to the California D.M.V.][My second letter to D.M.V.]
[The Second D.M.V. non-response.]
a href="http://www.oocities.org/tthor.geo/dmvbth.html">My letter to the Secretary of Business, Transportation and Housing Agency

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