Either get your lawyer or go in yourself to court and get an extension.
2007-10-07 13:27:23
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answered by Anonymous
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I've lived in a number of states and gotten traffic tickets in those states. In all of those states, the police never gave me a court date, on a holiday or any other day. I always had a number of days (usually 7-12, depending on state) to contact the court, either to just pay the fine or request a court date. And THEN I was given a date to appear if I wanted to appear in court. So a holiday was never given as a court date, since court would not be in session on those dates.
2007-10-07 17:28:55
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answered by Marc X 6
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Well by Holiday do you mean a holiday where the court is closed, or do you mean a holiday where you will be out of town? If the court is closed then you can contact the court and they will give you the proper date to appear. BUT if this is the case this can also be used as evidence in your defense. This being, if the cop made a mistake in or on the ticket then it is very possible that he made a mistake in your alleged violation. But if you mean that YOU will be on holiday, then your only option is to contact the court and hope they will give you a new date.
2007-10-07 22:59:56
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answered by GRUMPY 7
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Either call the court in advance, or show up in court. Federal holidays ONLY apply to FEDERAL agencies. State and local agencies are NOT required to observe them, although many do. If you show up and the court is closed, call first thing the following morning and explain the situation. Ignoring the court WILL cause problems.
2007-10-07 16:15:05
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answered by STEVEN F 7
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Call the Court Administrator's Office, the number should be on the citation. Ask them when you should appear in court since the court will be closed on a nationally recognized holiday.
2007-10-07 15:57:34
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answered by Todd S 2
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Sounds like an error on the officer's part as courts are not open on observed holidays (and make sure it is, some non-federal offices are open on Columbus Day).
To be safe you should contact the clerk of the court to reschedule as if you ignore the citation it could turn into an unpaid fine and lead to more troubles.
2007-10-07 13:28:30
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answered by Scooter 4
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You need to go to traffic court and have them give you an extension. My best bet would say that you are in financial hardship and would like to settle a different court date after the holidays.
2007-10-07 13:28:21
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answered by Agent319.007 6
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odds are your Lic is at the instant suspended and additionally you have a warrant. i'm confident the notification is interior the mail...that's going to take some weeks to get to you. i might propose calling the courtroom and coping with this ASAP, earlier you get caught utilising with a suspended Lic..it rather is a criminal offense in lots of states. an entire new ballgame from a site visitors violation. If the value ticket grow to be issued in a state the place you do no longer stay, taking place your ,ocal police is mindless. they're going to have no data and can grant you no longer something, different than in step with threat to run your Lic for a suspension. the only people who could additionally assist you at this component is the courtroom which you probably did no longer look at. as quickly as a value ticket is in courtroom, even the cop who wrote it could no longer do a difficulty. Get online, get the courtroom clerks telephone sort (on the courtroom YOU did no longer look AT) call them at 9AM tommorow. Odds are they're going to only reschedule you or inform you what you're able to be able to desire to do.
2016-12-14 10:32:03
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answered by Anonymous
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Call and find out if there is court on that day, if there is find out if you can change the date over the phone or in fact do you have to show up. When you call, find out the person's name that you spoke to in case there is a mix up later on.
2007-10-07 14:06:44
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answered by Maliboopooh 2
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Contact the clerk of court prior to the court date, get some kind of "written notification" telling you what the new court date is.
2007-10-07 13:27:11
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answered by crankyissues 6
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many cities and states do not close down on some of the "federal" holidays. Go to court..
2007-10-07 13:33:00
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answered by Jan Luv 7
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