Broke glasses, if i pay for it before court date, do i still get guilty?
493284
yes, unless you get it in writing that the case has been settled out-of-court... and get a receitpt, and show that the person agrreed to accept the new glasses.
290200
I had been placed in a similar situation before...I did not take my (former) friend to court...\n\nWhen I loan an amount to a friend, I prepare myself to accept the eventuality of not getting paid. It will really hurt a lot if you will expect something to be paid and it will not come at all...\n\nBut let it serve as a lesson for future decisions. Anyway, you said that "it was only 500 bucks"...\n\nSince the amount is not much, don't let it devastate you...\nI am sure that any small misfortune that you may have experienced will be easily replaced by having a positive attitude.
715832
Sometimes insurances are crappy like that.  you should make sure that its for the entire pair of glasses.  some ins. cover a portion of the frame and something for the Lenses.  wal-mart or america's best... or a private optometrist may have some cheap glasses too.  just look around.
474801
Consult the clerk of the court where the violation occured. You may have to pay a fee for the info.
171738
It is quite possible but how the court ordered judgement was written can impact how the monies owed are collected.  In any case, if you have a judgement against you and money such as tax returns come to you, pay the judgement.
124884
Here is a tip. If you find something that normally cost 1,000 dollars for say 20 bucks in the Bahammas then its probably fake. \n\nI'm guessing if you didn't have a truckload of them, and you get a lawyer you should get off with a fine. \n\nIf can't afford a lawyer, then go to the court date, plead innocent, and plead your case with the judge, I'm guessing he'll spare you, and give you a small fine.
911725
Yes.  One is usually charged with an infraction BEFORE appearing in Court on said offense.   To be honest, if it is a petty crime, then you may luck out, depending on your level of probation.  If you must report weekly, drug test, etc...then I'd tell my PO.  If you are on unsupervised probation, then you may get away with it.  I am a paralegal and thus, can NOT give legal advice, but these are the option I see.
720243
I am glad no one is hurt.  The charges are serious.  But it is better to take care of it now versus later.  You might not be able to drive for sometime after this case.  You can request for a public defender since this case involves the possibility of jail time.
834672
If your in a court that has a high conviction rate if it goes to jury trial and the state evidence against you is enough to prove it was you then I would get a lawyer and possible get a reduced charge to pled guilty to before I just plead Guilty. If you plead guilty and goto jail APPEAL right away they might stay the charges and you wont serve until you loose the APPEAL. Get a cheap lawyer who doesnt have alot of cases to defend that is familar with the court in which your being charged, they can talk to the judge and prosocution to try and work something out so you dont serve time.
618955
I think there are several options for you to choose from. \n\nYes you can be placed on a payment program,don't miss a payment or the court will issue a warrant for your arrest as you are under a court order to pay. They will not take excuses, so if you have financial problems please call.\n\n(This is not Wal-Mart the customer service is not all that friendly)\n\nSome jurisdictions will allow you to do community services instead of paying a fine, when and if you are allowed to do this again please show up on time. All the excuses in the world will not keep the judge from rescinding the community service and turn it into jail time.\n\nYou may also serve jail time, complete it and walk away after your time is up.\n\nI hope this has been of some use to you, good luck.\n\n"FIGHT ON"
53399
Why would you do that? If you can't see then there will be no one to complain to and no one to fix it for you without sending them back. It won't save you money and if you wear the wrong Rx for to long it can do some serious damage to your eyes. You can buy a frame just about anywhere but to get the rx lenses you should seriously consider going to a professional.
716746
If you still have the pass, it may be more of a 'fix it' ticket and you wont be fined. If you have the citation, it should say either when to appear in court, or the address where you can go to take care of it.
349784
Most stores require a "restitution" payment, regardless of the criminal outcome of the case. Whatever they charge, someone has to pay. I suggest you pay it and have your son work to pay you back in some way.
271811
Well, you will probably be arrested and spend some time in jail. Since you committed forgery for one. And since you admitted in here, they will have a good case against you.
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.
750291
Very unlikely, you did the right hing. The court clerk should know there job. I am sure somewhere on your citation appears an address. Write them and get a written response.
742551
Depends on how much the ticket is.  Seems like you have a good case, weather or not you can tell your side to the judge. Sometimes, you talk to a person before the court and they make recommendations.  If you want to fight, write your facts down before hand and go for it. Otherwise, if it's not too much $$, write it and the experience off. Sorry, to hear your situation, doesn't sound fair from your side.  Best of luck