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From page 53... ... 53 fails to respond to the notice or to attend an informal conference that was requested by the individual, TSA issues a final notice. The final notice converts to an order that assesses a civil penalty when the person charged either pays the penalty or fails to respond to the final notice.549 TSA also may serve a notice of violation when a person presents a weapon, explosive, or incendiary for screening at an airport or in checked baggage, but the amount of the proposed civil penalty is less than $5,000.550 In such a case, the individual who is charged may pay the penalty, submit information showing that the violation did not occur or request a reduction in the proposed civil penalty, or request a hearing before an administrative law judge.551 TSA may issue a final notice and order if the individual fails to respond to a notice of violation, or fails to attend an informal conference that was requested by the individual, or if the parties did not reach an agreement during a conference.552 The final notice and order will convert to an order assessing a civil penalty either when the individual pays the penalty or fails to respond to the final notice and order.553 C Read the entire page →
From page 54... ... 54 Revell v. Port Authority of New York566 demonstrates how an owner of a firearm may violate state law when traveling interstate by air with a firearm even when the firearm is properly encased for shipment. Read the entire page →

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... 53 fails to respond to the notice or to attend an informal conference that was requested by the individual, TSA issues a final notice. The final notice converts to an order that assesses a civil penalty when the person charged either pays the penalty or fails to respond to the final notice.549 TSA also may serve a notice of violation when a person presents a weapon, explosive, or incendiary for screening at an airport or in checked baggage, but the amount of the proposed civil penalty is less than $5,000.550 In such a case, the individual who is charged may pay the penalty, submit information showing that the violation did not occur or request a reduction in the proposed civil penalty, or request a hearing before an administrative law judge.551 TSA may issue a final notice and order if the individual fails to respond to a notice of violation, or fails to attend an informal conference that was requested by the individual, or if the parties did not reach an agreement during a conference.552 The final notice and order will convert to an order assessing a civil penalty either when the individual pays the penalty or fails to respond to the final notice and order.553 C

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... 54 Revell v. Port Authority of New York566 demonstrates how an owner of a firearm may violate state law when traveling interstate by air with a firearm even when the firearm is properly encased for shipment.

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