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Immediate threat means the subject poses a risk of instant harm or attack with the elements of jeopardy, opportunity and ability. Immediate threat means conditions which, if no response were made, would be more likely than not to result in significant harm, injury or death to a child.

An RMV-1 is a form that the Massachusetts RMV (Registry of Motor Vehicles) uses for registry transactions, including: New plates for a new vehicle. A new title for a new vehicle. Transfer of existing plates from one car to another.

Actual and imminent threat refers to a physical danger that is real, would occur within an immediate time frame, and could result in death or serious bodily harm.

If someone is pointing a gun at another person and demands their money, this would be an example of an immediate direct threat.

Immediate threat revocations can be appealed directly to the Registry or the Board of Appeal. In most cases, it makes sense to go directly to the Board and not the Registry.

Immediate Threat Medical: If the RMV determines that you pose an immediate threat to public safety because you have a medical condition which hinders your ability to operate a motor vehicle safely, the RMV can suspend your learner's permit, driver's license, vehicle registration, or right to operate immediately for an ...

Immediate threat revocations can be appealed directly to the Registry or the Board of Appeal. In most cases, it makes sense to go directly to the Board and not the Registry.

Imminent Danger Condition means any conditions or practices in any place of employment which are such that a danger exists which could reasonably be expected to cause death or serious physical harm, either immediately or before the danger can be eliminated.