On June 15, 2023 a
Motion-Secondary
was filed
involving a dispute between
Le Roy, Andrew John,
and
The State Of Texas,
for Occupational Drivers License
in the District Court of Fort Bend County.
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23-CCV-073021 Electronically Filed
6/15/2023 2:43 PM
Fort Bend County - Court at Law 2 Laura Richard
County Clerk
Fort Bend County, Texas
ANDREW JOHN LE ROY IN THE COUNTY COURT
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THE STATE OF TEXAS
AT LAW NUMBER OJ
License No
Birth Date: March
[J 1986
Re: Occupational Driver's License FORT BEND COUNTY, TEXAS
ORDER GRANTING OCCUPATIONAL DRIVER'S LICENSE
On this day came to be considered the Verified Petition for an Occupational Driver's
License of ANDREW JOHN LE ROY, Petitioner, who appeared in person with counsel and
announced ready.
The Court finds that:
1 Petitioner's Texas driver's license was suspended on or about June 9, 2023 for
refusing a breath/blood test following an arrest for driving while intoxicated in Fort Bend County.
2 There is an essential need for Petitioner to operate and drive a motor vehicle to
perform his occupation or trade or for transportation to and from where Petitioner practices his
occupation or trade, and in the performance of necessary household duties.
3 There is a sufficient showing of the necessity for waiving the 4 hour restriction and
that Petitioner should be allowed, authorized and granted the right to operate a motor vehicle
pursuant to the driver's license ordered herein for a period not to exceed 12 hours in any 24
consecutive hours.
4 Petitioner has not had a prior suspension arising from an alcohol or drug related
enforcement contact in the five years preceding the arrest.
5 Petitioner has a valid policy of liability insurance as required by the Texas Motor
Vehicle Safety-Responsibility Act.
6 The Texas Department of Public Safety should issue an occupational driver's
license to Petitioner for a duration of the suspension period, accordingly.
It is, therefore, ORDERED by this Court, that Petitioner, ANDREW JOHN LE ROY, be
and is here now granted an occupational driver's license and use of a motor vehicle on the following
days, times, routes and areas, and the four hour restriction is waived, and the I2 hour period is
granted to-wit:
Days & Time:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday not to exceed [2
hours in any consecutive 24-hour period. Petitioner shall maintain and carry a
contemporaneous driving log to prove to any peace officer that Petitioner is not driving
more than [2 hours in any consecutive 24-hour period. Petitioner shall provide said driving
log to the court or any law enforcement officer of the State of Texas upon request.
Counties
All Texas counties
It is further ORDERED that:
I This order granting Petitioner's occupational driver's license is effective
immediately.
2 Petitioner may use a copy of this Court order as an occupational Texas driver's
license for 45 days after the date this order becomes effective.
3 The Texas Department of Public Safety shall issue to Petitioner an occupational
Texas driver's license, referring on its face to this order of the Court.
4 The clerk of this Court shall furnish Petitioner with a certified copy of this Order,
at the Petitioner's expense.
5 The clerk of this Court shall forward a certified copy of this order to the Texas
Department of Public Safety, together with Petitioner's license, as required.
6 Petitioner must attend a program approved by the Court that is designed to provide
counseling and rehabilitation services to persons for alcohol dependence.
SIGNED on
JUDGE PRESIDING
A CERTIFIED COPY OF THIS ORDER MUST BE CARRIED BY THE NAMED PETITIONER
AT ALL TIMES WHILE OPERATING A MOTOR VEHICLE. A PEACE OFFICER MAY
EXAMINE THE CERTIFIED COPY UPON REQUEST WHEN PETITIONER IS OPERATING
A MOTOR VEHICLE. IT IS AN OFFENSE TO OPERATE A MOTOR VEHICLE WHEN A
CERTIFIED COPY OF THIS ORDER IS NOT CARRIED.
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Envelope ID: 76665042
Filing Code Description: Petition
Filing Description: Occupational Driver License
Status as of 6/16/2023 2:01 PM CST
Associated Case Party: The State of Texas
Name BarNumber | Email TimestampSubmitted | Status
Brian Middleton FBCDA.eService@fortbendcountytx.gov | 6/15/2023 2:43:41 PM | SENT
Document Filed Date
June 15, 2023
Case Filing Date
June 15, 2023
Category
Occupational Drivers License
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