| SplineZ |
Ok here we go.
Can I get a ticket thrown out because of an invalid date of issue, or incorrect address? (or both) ? on different tickets? doesnt ALL the information have to be absolutly correct?
Thanks!
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| redbaron303 |
| you could probably argue that it proves the officer wasn't doing his job to 100% of the level required since such a mistake was made and thus other mistakes could have been made in issuing the ticket.... |
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| MightyMidget |
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Originally posted by SplineZ@May 20 2003, 12:00 AM
Ok here we go.
Can I get a ticket thrown out because of an invalid date of issue, or incorrect address? (or both) ? on different tickets? doesnt ALL the information have to be absolutly correct?
Thanks!
JZ
you may be able to...all though PO do have a certain time limit to issue a "correct" ticket if they so wish......but that rarely happens.....never hurts to try
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| SplineZ |
Who or Where do I go to try? Wait until the court date? Crown Prosc?
I think Ill call tickets tomorow or something...
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| MightyMidget |
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Originally posted by SplineZ@May 20 2003, 12:25 AM
Who or Where do I go to try? Wait until the court date? Crown Prosc?
I think Ill call tickets tomorow or something...
JZ
just go down to the law courts building traffic section and talk with a JP.....then they will tell you what can be done
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| EclipseGSX |
| If you hire Brian Burnheart through "Tickets" He will definately get it thrown out. But it will cost you about 250 |
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| SplineZ |
I visted the Crown Prosc today, Got the ticket with the incorrect date wiped off, only paid the fine (98bux)
The one with the incorrect address was reduced to 78bux and 2 dimerits (From 3 dimerits and 108bux).... (once it gets filed, I only got it 2 days ago)
He told me the only things that have to be correct are the offence, your name, the date, the court date, and the officers name/information.
He also said there were a few options, the ticket could be cancled, and a copy mailed to the officer, and he has 6 months to write you a new one, and if he doesnt, you dont pay the fine or get the dimerits. Or You could go to court, or you could take the dimerits and pay the ticket, or Just pay the fine.. I try not to gamble, So I went for the sure deal :)
Hope this helps others with their ticket "Situations" :) I might beable to answer other things incase I forgot something..
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| s2oooR |
| did the Crown Prosc. give u that option of returning the ticket but the possiblitly of the officer rewriting you another one within 6mo.? |
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| SplineZ |
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Originally posted by SplineZ@May 21 2003, 01:53 PM
He also said there were a few options, the ticket could be cancled, and a copy mailed to the officer, and he has 6 months to write you a new one, and if he doesnt, you dont pay the fine or get the dimerits.
Yea. If I chose that route, the officer would have 6 months to correct his error and send me another ticket; Which I would have to pay. If he didnt, I wouldnt have to pay the fine or get the dimerits. Since I dont like chancing things, I choose the other route :)
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| s2oooR |
| I took a chance and i didnt get any of those :P |
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