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HANDICAP ABUSERS, BEWARE ASSEMBLY CONSIDERS STIFFER PENALTIES
1997
Overview
Now, violators are subject to a fine that varies depending on the locality - usually between $100 and $200. The measure crafted by a joint committee studying the use of handicapped parking would impose a statewide minimum fine of $100, which could be increased to $500. It would impose a $1,000 fine and possibly a six-month jail sentence for anyone caught using a fake handicapped-motorist placard or license. It also would create signs on handicapped parking spots warning abusers of the penalties. He added that the problem of counterfeit placards has increased in part because the state Department of Motor Vehicles had no uniform records of who was issued handicapped placards until 1993. To help weed out fake, expired or misused licenses and placards, the bill would require everyone with the special permits to obtain newly designed permits at local DMV offices by October 1998.
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Tribune Publishing Company, LLC
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