i lost my traffic ticket and need to get a copy.where do i look?
485371
If you know the court that it got sent to, you can call the court up and they can help you, too. The court gets a copy of the citation.
665473
All court documents are public record. Contact, (face to face is best) the Montgomery county, MD. recorders office for a copy of the judgment. Take a couple bucks w/you for a small copy fee.\n\nCall them and inquire about on-line access. Some county's offer this access.
136866
yes you can request a copy, but as far as i know there is not limit on dui reporting so always list it and the date so they can see it and if its been 10 years and you have a clean record there should be no problem.
669497
I do not know of any. It will depend on where you are, and what you need it for. You may still need an officical copy from the police for the Lawyer. Why isn't the Lawyer getting it?
1072293
You can get an attorney.  They often can make the situation better.  You can also prove your innocence.  Have photos, diagrams, etc. showing exactly why you didn't really deserve the ticket.  But i'm betting you did deserve the tickets.  Get an attorney is your best bet.
411927
Contact the department there (area code 641, 683-0635) and it will help if you have the exact date or the case number.  It usually costs a few dollars for a police report.  You didnt specify if you are looking for an accident report of an arrest record.  ALL of this is public record and they may give you a little run around but, it IS available so just be persistent.  If it resulted in a court appearance, you may need to contact the county magistrate, or superior court and speak with the clerk of court.  hope that helps.
50735
the most easy thing to do will to go in to the police station that gave you the ticket they will have a copy and if they dont than you do not have to pay it because then it dose not exist. or if it is something little you can see if they will just let you off cops do listen to reason
751698
go to the county recorder\n\n:> peace\n.
273383
Call the court clerk where you went to court. They can give it to you.
285029
You should just be able to go to the court house in the county where the papers were filed and ask for a copy, you may have to pay; or you could contact the lawyer that handled it.
1015053
Try the courthouse where it was dropped>
491683
You can go to the Clerk of Court and give them the names - they will be able to give you a copy (for a fee of course)
238670
look online type in  (your county) clerk of the circuit court  or put in a traffic ticket search then put your city name. or if you have a website for police departments in your city , there should be links on there too. most tickets you can pay online, you do a search on the website by your name and birthday or by the citation number.
706994
In my state, I have contested each and every ticket I got. I always had it dropped, just because I showed up in court, or put my excuse in writing...\n\nGive it a try, you have nothing to lose
867752
It is recorded in the county's courthouse. You can go there and look it up (or they will look it up for you). You can read it there and they will make a photostatic copy for you.
982978
You must determine the address of the court that tried the case and request a transcript from the clerk of court. The transcript will probably fill a truck and you will be charged for the copies on a per-page basis and probably the labor cost of preparing it for you. I hope you have lots of money!
310363
Contact the Riverside County Clerk's Office.  They can provide you with a certified copy for a fee.