| I.__The registered owner may, without waiving the right to a |
| hearing before a violation clerk as provided by paragraph J |
| and also without waiving the right to judicial review as |
| provided by Title 5, chapter 375, subchapter 7, appeal a |
| notice of liability as provided by paragraph C, subparagraph |
| (4) and receive a review and disposition of the violation |
| from a violation clerk by mail.__The appeal by mail must |
| contain a signed statement from the registered owner |
| explaining the basis for the appeal.__The signed statement |
| may be accompanied by signed statements from witnesses, |
| police officers, government officials or other relevant |
| parties or photographs, diagrams, maps or other relevant |
| documents that the registered owner determines appropriate |
| to submit.__Statements or materials sent to a violation |
| clerk for review must have attached to them the name and |
| address of the registered owner as well as the number of the |
| notice of liability and the date of the violation.__All |
| information submitted by the registered owner becomes part |
| of the violation record.__The violation clerk shall, within |
| 60 days of receipt of such material, review the material and |
| dismiss or uphold the violation and notify the registered |
| owner of the disposition of the hearing in writing by mail.__ |
| If the appeal by mail is denied, the violation clerk shall |
| explain the reasons for the determination.__The review and |
| disposition handled by mail is informal, the rules of |
| evidence do not apply and the decision is final, subject to |
| the hearing provisions of paragraph J. |
