Can an Anonymous Order deprive American People of their Driving License?

In the United States, this is understood, that People are entitled to Protection of life, Liberty and Pursuit of happiness. Our Rights are embodied in our licenses; for example Our Right to travel, Right to work, pursuit of happiness depends on our driving license(s). The Rights of American people cannot be taken away without constitutionally mandated procedures in order to reduce the risk of erroneous deprivation. 

 

California issued an anonymous and unsigned letters to suspend a driving license in 2011... The DMV never sent any notification prior to that order of suspension. Since the suspension, the DMV denied all requests to renew the driving license and denied all requests for a hearing before their own judge.

Motion Pending before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals

Procedural due process is required in those instances where a person stands to see significant interference with his property rights or his liberty rights. The history of liberty has largely been the history of observance of procedural safeguards. Previously the United States Judge has declared that an unsigned order is not effective as an order and the Judge rely on the precedence. The California Driver filed a Motion to declare an anonymous & unsigned order, an unlawful order. 

(Ninth Circuit Case Number : 14-16858, Docket #20- Rehan Sheikh v Brian Kelly)

Link to Motion

Link to Appeal filed in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals

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