NYC Parking Ticket Flashcards
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Case history: Defense Certification
Robert Smith is pleading not guilty to a parking violation ticket. He claims that:
1) The officer failed to properly identify him by not including his name on the ticket.
2) The location described on the ticket was too vague.
3) He was briefly waiting in a designated passenger pick-up area at the airport to pick up his friend Joe, as permitted.
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The document contains exhibits related to a parking ticket issued at LaGuardia Airport. Exhibit 1 shows an image of the ticket for stopping in a loading area in Terminal B. The officer failed to include the driver's name and misdescribed the location. Exhibit 2-4 provide additional context. Exhibit 5 contains a certified testimony from the passenger Joe describing that the driver was picking him up when the officer issued the ticket while the driver was still in the vehicle.
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Joe received a parking ticket that he disputed but failed to submit his defense on time. As the days passed without payment, penalties were added to the ticket amount. By 100 days, Joe owed the original $115 fine plus $60 in penalties for failing to address the ticket in a timely manner. The document outlines the parking ticket penalty timeline and amounts that are assessed if a ticket recipient does not respond within the specified deadlines.
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1) 3119 Godwin Terrace is a 6-floor building with four sides fronting different streets and an alleyway, and the ticket misdescribed the location.
2) Photographs and maps show there were no no standing signs on any of the four sides of the property on the date the ticket was issued.
3) The person disputing the ticket argues they did not park on any side of the 3119 Godwin Terrace building and provides exhibits attempting to prove this.
Case History: Misdescribed Place of Occurrence Exhibits
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Case history: Defense Certification
Robert Smith is pleading not guilty to a parking violation ticket. He claims that:
1) The officer failed to properly identify him by not including his name on the ticket.
2) The location described on the ticket was too vague.
3) He was briefly waiting in a designated passenger pick-up area at the airport to pick up his friend Joe, as permitted.
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The document contains exhibits related to a parking ticket issued at LaGuardia Airport. Exhibit 1 shows an image of the ticket for stopping in a loading area in Terminal B. The officer failed to include the driver's name and misdescribed the location. Exhibit 2-4 provide additional context. Exhibit 5 contains a certified testimony from the passenger Joe describing that the driver was picking him up when the officer issued the ticket while the driver was still in the vehicle.
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2) Photographs and maps show there were no no standing signs on any of the four sides of the property on the date the ticket was issued.
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NYC Parking Ticket Flashcards
- 5. True! [Source: NYC Department of Transportation]
- 17. Yes
- 19. No
- 21. No