When do you get a trial date for a ticket?



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    When do you get a trial date for a ticket?

    So as some of you may know, i got 2 tickets on the first day of school for 1. 60 in 40 zone 2. expired insurance slip.

    On the same day, i went in to the ticket office to apply for a trial date/see prosecutor. Its been 4 months and i still have yet to receive a trial date? How long does it usually take? Where can i find more information about my trial?

    Thanks

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    Re: When do you get a trial date for a ticket?

    Trial dates are like puberty, it just happens when it happens.
    This post does not provide any legal advice and readers should consult with their own lawyer for legal advice.

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    Re: When do you get a trial date for a ticket?

    Quote Originally Posted by OpenGambit View Post
    Trial dates are like puberty, it just happens when it happens.
    So if i never get one, does that mean i'm off the hook? Is there like an expiration date? Say if i dont get it within a year, its automatically thrown out?

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    Re: When do you get a trial date for a ticket?

    Quote Originally Posted by Sushii View Post
    So if i never get one, does that mean i'm off the hook? Is there like an expiration date? Say if i dont get it within a year, its automatically thrown out?
    If you never get one, you will get one that says "you've been convicted in your absence. Please pay X fine, etc."

    Then you can get it re-opened, get a new court date, and have your trial.

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    Re: When do you get a trial date for a ticket?

    My friend waited 6 months to get his court date so I guess its normal..

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