What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Nevada
I recently received a notice from my Homeowner's Association for a traffic violation (specifically not stopping at a residential stop sign). I was asked to appear before the board later this month due to this allegation. There is no concrete evidence of this violation, but per the board witnesses can attest to this occurrence. I always stop at the stop sign in our community, but the report says that I did not, and moreover, that I "almost" hit people. I think I would recall this event if I almost hit anybody. Anyway, my question is what I should do to try to protect my status in the community and avoid prosecution, if that is even viable given that there is no proof of anything other than witness testimony. I unfortunately was alone in my car at the time of the alleged event.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
I recently received a notice from my Homeowner's Association for a traffic violation (specifically not stopping at a residential stop sign). I was asked to appear before the board later this month due to this allegation. There is no concrete evidence of this violation, but per the board witnesses can attest to this occurrence. I always stop at the stop sign in our community, but the report says that I did not, and moreover, that I "almost" hit people. I think I would recall this event if I almost hit anybody. Anyway, my question is what I should do to try to protect my status in the community and avoid prosecution, if that is even viable given that there is no proof of anything other than witness testimony. I unfortunately was alone in my car at the time of the alleged event.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?