Current through Register Vol. XLI, No. 50, December 13, 2024
Section 81-6-4 - Authorization Termination. Revocation and Renewal4.1. An authorization, as provided and approved under this rule, terminates immediately and permanently without any right of hearing or other recourse and without any action required by the Superintendent in all cases where the retired or medically discharged member is convicted of any felony, any misdemeanor involving the improper or illegal use of a firearm, or any misdemeanor involving domestic violence.4.2. An authorization, as provided and approved under this rule, terminates with the possibility of renewal upon the expiration of five years following the date of the authorization's issuance.4.3. Retired or medically discharged members may submit a request for authorization renewal within 60 days of the current authorization's expiration date as specified in Section 2.2 of this rule.4.4. The Superintendent may revoke an authorization, as provided and approved under this rule, at any time without cause or recourse. Upon revoking the authorization of any retired or medically discharged member, as provided for in this section, the Superintendent shall immediately notify the retired or medically discharged member of the revocation, in writing, sent by certified mail, return receipt requested, to the most recent address provided by the retired or medically discharged member. The return of the receipt or the notice to the Superintendent is presumptive evidence that proper notice of revocation was given, notwithstanding any reason for non-delivery, unless and until it can be established that the Department directed the notice to an incorrect or non-existent address in contradiction to that address supplied in compliance with section 3.4 of this rule.