When a person is denied a license or any temporary driving permit after filing the proper application, he shall have the right within sixty (60) days thereafter to file a petition, in the county or circuit court in the county wherein the application was filed, praying for a hearing in the matter before the judge of the court in which the application is presented. The judge is hereby vested with jurisdiction to hear such matters forthwith within termtime or during vacation, upon five (5) days' written notice to the officer who refused to issue the license or any temporary driving permit. The hearing shall be conducted at a place as may suit the convenience of the court. On the hearing of the petition, testimony may be taken, and the court shall render judgment in the matter as it deems right and proper under the law and evidence.
Structure Mississippi Code
Title 63 - Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulations
§ 63-1-6. Requirement of motorcycle operator's license; requirement of temporary motorcycle permit
§ 63-1-7. Exemption from license requirement
§ 63-1-11. Promulgation of rules and regulations
§ 63-1-13. Driver Services Division; director; technical, professional and clerical assistants
§ 63-1-15. Designation and duties of drivers' license examiners
§ 63-1-17. Maintenance of records relating to licenses and permits
§ 63-1-31. Appeal from denial of application for license or temporary permit
§ 63-1-37. Issuance of duplicate license
§ 63-1-39. Signatures on license
§ 63-1-41. Possession and display of license upon demand
§ 63-1-43. Fees for licenses generally
§ 63-1-57. Driving while license or driving privilege cancelled, suspended or revoked
§ 63-1-58. License suspensions and restrictions to run consecutively
§ 63-1-59. Making false affidavit or statements
§ 63-1-63. Permitting operation of vehicle by another person in violation of article
§ 63-1-65. Loan of license or temporary permit to another or use of another's permit or license
§ 63-1-69. Punishment for violations where no specific penalty provided