Scottsdale camera speeding ticket question

[bobsell]

Originally Posted by phetaroi

So let's see. This is "scumbag criminal city government 101", but you breaking the law was no problem. Hmmmm.

Versus you who say "scumbag criminal government is no problem" and everyone else has to follow the law.

Double standard = corruption.

[bobsell]

Originally Posted by Williamhbonney

No its 60 days to mail the ticket, 90 days to serve you from the first court date.

OK but you also said:

Well the 90 days passed, I never got served

So they didn't follow the law, and you can get the ticket dismissed based on that.

You won't have to show up since they'll do that automatically at the court date.

IF FOR SOME REASON they don't and you get a default judgment (odds are VERY low) - you can fill out the form I posted earlier and use that to have it set aside and you can get a hearing - and bring up the fact that you were not served in 90 days to get it dismissed.

Either which way, you win.

[CCS414]

Originally Posted by Axxlrod

Wait it out. If they don't serve you in person or via certified mail, they can't prove you ever received it.

If neither of those things happen, you can ignore it.

If the OP just lets it go then he could end up driving on a suspended license and have a warrant issued. It's better just to pay it and not speed through that section of the 101 in the future.

[bobsell]

Originally Posted by CCS414

If the OP just lets it go then he could end up driving on a suspended license and have a warrant issued. It's better just to pay it and not speed through that section of the 101 in the future.

If the OP gets a default judgment against him, he can file a form to have it set aside and then bring up the lack of service defense.

I doubt he will have to do this, as the judges dismiss "lack of service" tickets automatically.