§ 527.26 - Second offense.  


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  • (a) An individual who writes a second dishonored check, unrelated to the first dishonored check, and does not redeem it within the grace period has committed a second offense.

    (b) An individual who writes 4 dishonored checks which are unrelated to each other and redeems them all within the grace period has committed a second offense.

    (c) The penalty for a second offense is required attendance at remedial training and suspension of check-cashing privileges for 12 months from date of suspension letter if checkwriter is not currently on the dishonored checklist. If the checkwriter is currently on the dishonored checklist, the suspension period will be increased by 12 months. The ID card may be overstamped.

    (d) The individual may be removed from the dishonored checklist prior to the end of the suspension period if the check has been redeemed, all charges have been paid, remedial training has been completed, the individual passed the installation checkbook maintenance test, and the individual appointed by the installation commander (§ 527.10(f)) so approves.