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Pedestrian in CrosswalkWhat is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? California I received my first ticket in 28 years. If I have to pay a fine, I can't pay it all at one time since I am disabled and Social Security is my only income. Would the judge accept a payment plan or permit me to work it off by doing office work? I don't want to go to jail and have never been to court before. Last edited by Santa Clara Gal; 05-01-2009 at 05:18 PM. Reason: misspelled word |
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| Ask the court and find out.
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| Yes, go to court and plead your case. They will most likley put you on a payment plan. But do not ask for the dollar down, dollar a month plan. |
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| 1. You will never be penalized by going to jail for a traffic infraction in California. Not ever!!! 2. Some courts will allow you Community Service in lieu of having to pay for a fine but I have never heard of Community Service being served in an office environment. Typically, you are picking up trash off of some highway and considering the fact that you are on disabled, that might not be the type of work you want to volunteer for. 3. Most if not all courts will allow you a payment plan, typically 90 days or so... But if you are unable to pay the full amount within that period, you can request another court appearance and speak to the Judge.
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