traffic 티켓 질문이요
la갔다가 티켓을 받았습니다..
그래서 인터넷에서 돈내려고 하니 옵션이 몇가지 있더라구요..
based on the status of this citation, you are eligible for the following
online transaction(s).
select one of the option(s) below:
1. trial by declaration payment - the amount due is $359.00.
the extension date will be 01/05/2010.
2. traffic school payment - the amount due is $341.00 plus a e-public
access service fee* of $10.00 will be added to this amount.
the traffic school due date will be by 02/08/2010.
3. full payment - the amount due is $359 plus a e-public access service fee* of $10.00 will be added to this amount.
4. court date reservation - select a time preference below.
( )am ( )pm ( )night court ( ) no pre ference
이렇게 나오는데
잘모르겠어서요..
4개가 뭐가 다른지 그리가 무엇으로 페이해야 하는지 좀 가르쳐주세요..
그럼 고맙습니다..
2 Comments
음
2009.12.07
헷갈리네요. 3번이 좋을것같은데요. 일단 full payment이잖아여. 트래픽스쿨은 따로 하셔야하는것으로 알고있어요.
ticket
2009.12.07
1. Trial by Declaration
from http://www.helpigotaticket.com/declar/index.html
I would encourage everyone to fight their ticket using a trial by declaration.
You can have a trial by declaration without ever going to the court, and if you lose, you are entitled to a new trial per Section 40902(d) of the California Vehicle Code. This gives you two chances to win.
What about traffic school if you lose your trial by declaration?
In theory, if you lose the trial by declaration, you get a trial de novo, meaning all things are new. The judge should not hold the trial by declaration against you. If the judge denies you traffic school because of the trial by declaration, point out that you are not there for that trial, but, per CVC 40902(d), a trial de novo. You can also point to Vehicle Code section 42005 and People v Wozniak which say you can still have traffic school even after a conviction.
In reality, the courts make more money if you go to traffic school. Odds are the judge will let you go to traffic school if there is any way he/she can.
2. You pay for ticket assuming you are guilty and go traffic school .
3. You pay for ticket assuming you are guilty and not go traffic school .
4. Reseve court date.
from http://www.helpigotaticket.com/declar/index.html
I would encourage everyone to fight their ticket using a trial by declaration.
You can have a trial by declaration without ever going to the court, and if you lose, you are entitled to a new trial per Section 40902(d) of the California Vehicle Code. This gives you two chances to win.
What about traffic school if you lose your trial by declaration?
In theory, if you lose the trial by declaration, you get a trial de novo, meaning all things are new. The judge should not hold the trial by declaration against you. If the judge denies you traffic school because of the trial by declaration, point out that you are not there for that trial, but, per CVC 40902(d), a trial de novo. You can also point to Vehicle Code section 42005 and People v Wozniak which say you can still have traffic school even after a conviction.
In reality, the courts make more money if you go to traffic school. Odds are the judge will let you go to traffic school if there is any way he/she can.
2. You pay for ticket assuming you are guilty and go traffic school .
3. You pay for ticket assuming you are guilty and not go traffic school .
4. Reseve court date.
