Does the suspended individual have any further recourse, after due process?
When an entity decides to proceed with a suspension, the administrative appeals process (see the Eligibility Appeals Process section) is available to the individual. When an eligible individual uses the appeals process, the suspension must be put on hold during the administrative appeals process, and provision of paratransit service must be continued. Back to top.
When an entity decides to proceed with a suspension, the administrative appeals process (see the Eligibility Appeals Process section) is available to the individual. When an eligible individual uses the appeals process, the suspension must be put on hold during the administrative appeals process, and provision of paratransit service must be continued. (ยง37.
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