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glych
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in California I was pulled over by an officer in front of my local college for not coming to a full stop at a stop sign. I supplied by Driver License, my proof of insurance, my car registration and contested that I had indeed stopped. The officer said it was up to a judge to decide and wrote my a citation.
There was (I believe) incorrect information on the citation in that 1) I drive a '98 White Toyota Corrolla and he specified that the vehicle was an '02 White Toyota Corrolla, and 2) that the city location of the court was abreviated from Temecula to simply "Tem" and the court phone # was illegible.
A few days later I recieved the notice of ciation from the state specifying that I owed in bail exactly $0.00 dollars. I realize this was probably a clerical error on the part of the court, so I called and asked what my bail for the moving violation was and the clerk i spoke to said that that ammount was cinsistent with his records and to do nothing.
So I did nothing. How do you write a check for $0.00?
Today I recieved a second notice of ciation from the supreme court ordering me to pay over $2000 in the ammount of the original citation and fees.
Does anyone have any advice how to handle this case? Is there any laws I can cite stating that either A) incorrect information on the original ticket may leave it null and void or B) that the original ammount of $0.00 was still in force?
Help me, Obi Wan Kenobi, you're my only hope!
-glych
There was (I believe) incorrect information on the citation in that 1) I drive a '98 White Toyota Corrolla and he specified that the vehicle was an '02 White Toyota Corrolla, and 2) that the city location of the court was abreviated from Temecula to simply "Tem" and the court phone # was illegible.
A few days later I recieved the notice of ciation from the state specifying that I owed in bail exactly $0.00 dollars. I realize this was probably a clerical error on the part of the court, so I called and asked what my bail for the moving violation was and the clerk i spoke to said that that ammount was cinsistent with his records and to do nothing.
So I did nothing. How do you write a check for $0.00?
Today I recieved a second notice of ciation from the supreme court ordering me to pay over $2000 in the ammount of the original citation and fees.
Does anyone have any advice how to handle this case? Is there any laws I can cite stating that either A) incorrect information on the original ticket may leave it null and void or B) that the original ammount of $0.00 was still in force?
Help me, Obi Wan Kenobi, you're my only hope!
-glych