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Filed 2025-07-22
Status Disposed for Statistical Purposes
Type Police Agency Petition For Judicial Determination Of Fid Card Revocation Due To Unsuitability C 140 S
Docket 9 entries
Disposition pending

Docket Entries

  1. Findings: Therefore, based upon the foregoing, the Court enter judgment for the Petitioner on the Petition to Suspend or Revoke the Respondent's FID Card..
  2. Petition by police agency for judicial determination of an order revoking or suspending a Firearm Identification Card filed C140, s.129B (1 ) (a).
  3. Event Scheduled Event: Hearing Date: 08/21/2025 Time: 02:00 PM Result: Held
  4. Form generated: Notice of Next Event(Event Notice) CV Sent On: 07/25/2025 14:14:29
  5. Notice of Hearing with complaint sent to parties.
  6. Event Resulted: Hearing scheduled on: 08/21/2025 02:00 PM Has been: Held For the following reason: Both Parties Request Hon. Bruce S Melikian, Presiding
  7. Event Scheduled Event: Hearing aft FID revoked for unsuitability Date: 08/21/2025 Time: 02:00 PM Result: Held- FID Ptn approved
  8. Judgment Entered for the Petitioner on the Petition to Suspend or Revoke the Respondent's FID Card. Judge: Melikian, Hon. Bruce S
  9. Allowed. Court finds that there is reliable and credible evidence that the respondent could potentially create a risk to public safety and the petition to deny, revoke or suspend FID card for unsuitability is allowed. Hon. Bruce S Melikian

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