Ticketed in NJ, car registered and plated in NY.
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You can try to go to court, bring the frame with you, and tell the judge you have removed it and will no longer use it.\n\nSometimes they will give you a break.  In my state (although we just got rid of the magic marker tags GA was talking about) as long as you have corrected the equiptment violation by the time you go to court, they will drop it.\n\nI would bring the frame with you just to show that it wasn't some junk you bought and put on to try to look cool. I would also complain to the dealer who put the frame on your car.
629384
Here ya go buddy..Good luck...You should have paid the ticket..thats probley what you have to do....and if there is a warrant, you can go to the court, pay the 45 bucks for it and then pay your fine or whatever...went through it myself...dont worry but check out the website..
556926
Contact your local DMV they should be able to help!!
431824
It varies from state to state. Not all states recognize driving records from other states. You would need to check with your IL dmv office.
287018
It should be written or printed on the ticket. You can normally just pay the fine by mail.
271984
It it is still keep, you would have to go to the police department that did the accident report and see if they have a copy of it still. ( it is very possible it would not be available any longer)\n\nYou can also check with the auto insurance company and see if they have any records on it still.
36500
He shouldn't need to have a ticket cited. If the report says that the other guy was the primary cause of the accident, that's all you should need. Just go to the police department and ask for a copy of the report.
212303
I did a google search forlaws tennessee code annotated and came up with 103,000 hits.  I went to http://www.lawsource.com/also/usa.cgi?go=tn\nand clicked on the link for  version provided by LexisNexis.  Then I did a search for 55-4-110(b) and found:\n\n55-4-110. Display of registration plates - Manner - Penalty for violation.\n \n (a)  The registration plate issued for passenger motor vehicles shall be attached on the rear of the vehicle. The registration plate issued for those trucks with a manufacturer's ton rating not exceeding three-quarter (3/4) ton and having a panel or pickup body style, and also those issued for all motor homes, regardless of ton rating or body style thereof, shall be attached to the rear of the vehicle. The registration plate issued for all other trucks and truck tractors shall be attached to the front of the vehicle. All dealers' plates, as provided in § 55-4-221, and those registration plates issued for motorcycles, trailers or semitrailers shall be attached to the rear of the vehicle.  \n  \n (b)  Every registration plate shall at all times be securely fastened in a horizontal position to the vehicle for which it is issued so to prevent the plate from swinging and at a height of not less than twelve inches (12") from the ground, measuring from the bottom of such plate, in a place and position to be clearly visible and shall be maintained free from foreign materials and in a condition to be clearly legible. No tinted materials may be placed over a license plate even if the information upon such license plate is not concealed.  \n  \n (c) (1)  A violation of this section is a Class C misdemeanor. All proceeds from the fines imposed by this subsection (c) shall be deposited in the state general fund.  \n  \n (2) A person charged with a violation of this section may, in lieu of appearance in court, submit a fine of ten dollars ($10.00) for a first violation, and twenty dollars ($20.00) on second and subsequent violations to the clerk of the court which has jurisdiction of such offense within the county in which the offense charged is alleged to have been committed.  \n\nHope this helps,\nGil
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In addition to the other suggestions, lean on your insurance agent.  The agent should be able to help and if you have been with the company for 28 years and have other coverage with State Farm that should provide some incentive.\nIn New York where I am, the DMV and the court system are two distinct and separate entities that often do not communicate well if at all.  Concentrate your efforts on DMV and only spend time with court if DMV requires.\nIf you can't make any progress with DMV, contact your local state assembly person.  I have found them very helpful with similar matters.
578657
Doesn't sound like it was a misdemeanor. There are all sorts of minor violations which do not become part of any criminal / permanent / public records. If all you got was a ticket, then this is probably not something still on your record.
321772
I don't know the DMV laws in your state.  In my state we only have 1 plate.\n\nWhat I can tell you is, regardless of the state, law broken, etc.  as a rule, "ignorance of the law is no excuse."  So the fact that you didn't know you were supposed to turn the second plate in is not a defense for not having done it.\n\nGood luck.
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Polo, here is the sad truth:  He won't approve it.  There are guidelines that the judge has to adhere to.  He cannot allow you to take a second defensive driving class within the specified time.  Sorry.  You failed to tell us the State in which you received the tickets.  There might be slightly different laws from state to state.
643177
I would think if the ticket was issued to him, it would be his problem.  But if your car was in an accident, then it would be your insurance that would have to pay. That's why you need to be so careful who you let drive your car.
338657
Well here in NY this is indeed rare.  the only time most of us will get to ride in patrol car is when we're arrested and booked.\n\nStrange that Tampa police would give you this service.  Sounds suspicious.  why would they do this????????\n\nMost police depts. have specific rules forbidding this and discouraging this practice.  So WHY do your local police do this service for you ???????????   I simply can't understand what's going on.
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Depending on how much the fines and penalties are, you need to go to small claims or superior court in the city where the fines were incurred.  \n\nBefore you do that:  \n\n1--Get a copy of all the documents related to the fines, the car, the EZ-pass account under your name, etc.  \n\n--You also need to get your sister to show up in court with you and/or sign a notarized affadavit that she was threatened (better if she appears in court with you).  \n\n--Also bring info./docs showing that you were not in the country during this period.  Ask the EZ-pass people if they have video recordings of the car when he was using the pass.  \n\n--Contact the EZ-pass people about what their policy is for fines received when you are not the driver of the car, are not in possession or ownership of the car, etc.  \n\nAbout the ring and car:  You may be out of luck on these if you signed off on the divorce instead of pressing the issue for their return at the time that you divorced.  But, ask for it anyway in your civil suit along with the fine money.    \n\nWhen you go to the city (New York City?), definitely call the local law schools.  The schools often have programs where law students will look at your case and give advice on your rights and how to proceed with your case if you want to pursue it.  (Also check with the local library--sometimes they sponsor such programs of having lawyers to meet with the public to give advice.)
400708
It's a fix it ticket.  If you don't put the plates on your car I think it's something like a $30 fine or something around there.  If you put a plate on and get it signed off then it's only $10.\n\nPersonally I don't see how it can be legal to sell a car without 2 plates.  By law, anyone selling a car (except those that are registered nonoperational) has to ensure the car meets all legal requirements.  That's why a person selling a car is required to make sure the car would pass smog.  Anyway, why are car dealerships and previous owners required to make sure there are 2 plates on the car?
655278
Then both drivers "left the scene of an accident"  and that's not legal.  It may be your car but it's our highway(taxes)  and DLs aren't rights it is a privilege the state can and will revoke for little things.  A police report has to be made on State and Federal highways.  But hey, no cops no foul.  I'd take the $1000 and go too.