traffic summons fot july 30th
207945
I found this information by going to the website below:\n\n"If you wish to request a change in the trial date, you must write the court before your trial date with an explanation of the circumstances that require the change. Your request is not automatically granted; it is up to a judge to determine whether to change your trial date.\n\n"If you do not pay your citation, it is extremely important that you appear in court on your trial.\n\n"If you fail to appear for trial, the MVA will be notified and will take action to suspend your license. Driving on a suspended license is a criminal offense for which you can receive jail time."\n\n\nThere are two kinds of traffic offenses, "payable" and "must appear". If you committed the first kind of offense, you can always choose to pay the fine, but you'll lose the opportunity to get your day in court or to apply for a PBJ (Probation Before Judgment) under which you pay the fine but avoid getting points for a first-time violation.\n\nIf you committed a "must appear" offense, that's pretty self-explanatory. You can request a new court date, the sooner the better, and hope that your request is granted. \n\nHope that helps.
333392
Fines will be assessed. It is best that you contact them first.
156922
It should be written on the ticket, but you can call the county courthouse and find out.
523415
If you want to get off with a warning there are a couple keys things to do.  \n\n1) Have your hands at 10 and 2 on the steering wheel when the officer approaches and don't go reaching across for papers in the glove box until you are asked for it.  Anything else makes us nervous.\n\n2) When the officer asks you if you know why they pulled you over....if you know (such as speed) then tell em!  "I am really sorry officer, I was (insert here___daydreaming/picking my nose/touching myself/whatever___) and didn't realize I was speeding until I saw you.  I am really sorry."\n\n3) Address them as Officer/Trooper/Deputy if you can tell.  If you can't Officer will do.  \n\nOnce you acknowledge your wrong doing and apologize.  An officer is usually hard pressed to give you a ticket.  \n\nUnless of course it is near the end of the month and I need to write one more ticket to meet my quota and get that free toaster...then all bets are off.....at that point you could throw me a donut and hope it distracts me....bagels work too....or pizza....or chocolate.....or beer.......
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..
236375
Can I plead the 5th???
8257
Check the sound ordinance in your town.  In Philadelphia if you crank the tunes after 10pm the cops will give you a ticket.\n\nCall the cops a few times and he'll stop.
71444
You must go to court. You will receive a summons from the proper authority when all the paperwork has been duly filed. Hire an attorney, you WILL need one.
203886
I suggest contacting the Judge or his Judicial Assistant. Explain your situation and ask if the Judge may be willing to postpone the court date until your husband returns from reserve training. If the answer is yes, save some money and pay the ticket on or before Court. If the answer is no, be prepared to mail a money order or cashiers check. Most judges will not remit fine/costs unless you appear in Court and have a very good reason. Remember, you are probably one of a thousand traffic cases the Judge hears each month - and you probably aren't the only one with extraordinary circumstances. Another suggestion is to inquire about driving school. \n\nI am not aware of anything that would prevent the speeding ticket from appearing on your driving record. Each State's Department of Public Safety/Legislators determine how many points a traffic offense is. It may be 2 points in North Carolina, and 3 points in Maryland. I am pretty sure that the State that issued your driver's license would determine the amount of points placed against you based on what is standard for a speeding ticket in your home state.
111643
Call the criminal courts building, they should be able to tell you where the traffic court is.
243929
There should be a contact number on the back of that ticket. Give it a call and they'll tell you how much. There should be a court date on the front of that ticket, that should be a due date. Call the police dept that isued the ticket and give them a call. They should be able to help
623474
you should have went in those 30 days and more and likely that is what a judge is going to say. he is  probably going to make you pay the ticket anyway plus court fees so if i was you i would just pay the ticket.
313670
Just keep telling yourself you're going to court over a TRAFFIC TICKET not rape, theft, burglary or worse...just a simple ticket. Kinda silly to get all worked up over that isn't it?? Everything will be fine...what's the worst that can happen?? You're gonna walk out alive and into the rest of your life owing a lil money and some points on your license..it's definitely not the end of the world. Good luck!!
386699
It will not be mailed out again.  What happens depends on what you were summoned for.\n\nIf it was for a traffic ticket, a warrant for your arrest will be made. There should be an address on the ticket.  You could contact them that way.\n\nFor anything else, the findings for whatever you were to appear for will granted in the other party's favor.
623394
Take it online.  Faster and easier. Or contact.....\n\nCoconino County Traffic School\n(928) 523-6192
628081
Has the person already been served with the summons and complaint?If so, here is what you could do.   He/she is subject to the jurisdiction of the court whether he moves or not after the service. Then if he does not show up for court, you should get a default judgment if you specify an amount of damages. Once that judgment is final and the appeal time period has run, you can take it to the state the person lives (if he moves out of state) and file it with a court of proper jurisdiction in that state to attempt to collect it.
263614
they will go thru all sorts of rules and regulations\nroll call basically they they will go thru the people they have brought back from the jail and handle them first. \nthen they will handle the people that have your types of violations and stuff all you are gonna have to do is stand before the judge. he will ask if you plead guilty or not guilty to the charges. don't speak unless spoken to. always use yes sir and no sir. and he will basically tell you have have a certain date to pay off your fine for the ticket. \nbut my main advice... DONT LIE! KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT AND BE VERY RESPECTFUL. i did a week in county on contempt of court charges over something small because of my mouth.