Parking Ticket Question -- SCPD? SBU-NYSP? MTA? (Nassau: cost of, car)

[garvey103]

plead not guilty. go to court. tell the judge all about it. justice will prevail. karma

[nassau2suffolk]

Originally Posted by OhBeeHave

And -- does the SCPD have jurisdiction on NYS SUNY and MTA land?

Yes, SCPD can write on State or MTA property. Whether it gets thrown out or not I can't tell you.

[OhBeeHave]

Originally Posted by nassau2suffolk

Yes, SCPD can write on State or MTA property. Whether it gets thrown out or not I can't tell you.

Thanks again for your help. At least now my son can pay the ticket and has learned not to let his inspection lapse. It doesn't pay for him to lose a day of school and work over the slight chance that the ticket could be tossed for not being filled out properly or jurisdiction issues.

[ocngypz]

Seems to me when I lived on the Island, you couldn't renew your registration without the inspection stamp on it. Certainly avoided situations such as this.

[nassau2suffolk]

Originally Posted by OhBeeHave

Thanks again for your help. At least now my son can pay the ticket and has learned not to let his inspection lapse. It doesn't pay for him to lose a day of school and work over the slight chance that the ticket could be tossed for not being filled out properly or jurisdiction issues.

I've let mine lapse once or twice in the past, just fortunate not to get summons. Lesson learned for your son. Good luck.

[nassau2suffolk]

Originally Posted by ocngypz

Seems to me when I lived on the Island, you couldn't renew your registration without the inspection stamp on it. Certainly avoided situations such as this.

Registrations in NY are good for two years, inspection only one.

[OhBeeHave]

Originally Posted by ocngypz

Seems to me when I lived on the Island, you couldn't renew your registration without the inspection stamp on it. Certainly avoided situations such as this.

I guess the two year registrations make it easier to slip through the cracks?

[OhBeeHave]

Originally Posted by nassau2suffolk

I've let mine lapse once or twice in the past, just fortunate not to get summons. Lesson learned for your son. Good luck.

Now he knows. Sometimes a person has to learn the hard way.

[I_Love_LI_but]

Originally Posted by OhBeeHave

Thanks again for your help. At least now my son can pay the ticket and has learned not to let his inspection lapse. It doesn't pay for him to lose a day of school and work over the slight chance that the ticket could be tossed for not being filled out properly or jurisdiction issues.

I thought you said the cost of the ticket isn't written on it.

[agw123]

Originally Posted by OhBeeHave

Thank you.

Now the $64,000 question -- is the ticket valid if the bottom of the ticket is left completely blank?

Ticket is defective if it isnt signed by the officer issuing it.