I plan to go Pro se and I am poor so I will ask court fees to be postponed.
If I cant move this to a real court then does this make it a bill of attainer?
If I cant move this to a real court then does this make it a bill of attainer?
That's incorrect, Zig.
While I don't remember the section of what law covers these, what is issued by the NYC Department of Finance is a "Notice of Liability". Forget about other states, these are very different.
These violations are like parking tickets. They are issued against the VEHICLE. Therefore, it does not matter who was driving - the liability belongs to the owner of the vehicle. No photo is taken of the driver since it does not matter who was driving.
There are no points associated with this violation since it is issued against the vehicle. If it is ignored by you the matter will be sent to a collection agency, liens may be placed on the vehicle or owner's other property, and it's possible that the registration will either be suspended or will not be renewed once the DMV is notified of the outstanding penalties.
These violations are adjudicated administratively. Period. If you don't like that or want to fight the legality of the statute then go ahead and try. You'll end up spending much more than the $50 fine in attorney's fees. Unless you can get the ACLU or NYCLU to take your case for free.
Good luck.