What you state is not a defense. Having a license plate in the windshield is a violation of the law if the car is driven on a Texas road, regardless of where the car was purchased.

Are there OMNI holds on your license due to these citations which prevents license renewal, or have convictions already been entered on the cases? What city are the tickets from? Calling a local attorney would help. Good luck.

Has a judgment been entered? Is a warrant pending? How did you find out about his matter? Contact an attorney in the area where the citation is pending to see what can be done. Good luck.

If you spent time in jail while a warrant was outstanding for the ticket in question, then you may request time served. Understand that time served means a guilty finding, and a conviction will be reported to the DPS on your record. You may call an attorney as well. Good luck.

If you received notice to appear in court, then appear in court. Otherwise, warrants will issue for your arrest. Not signing a ticket is irrelevant. Good luck.

You will have to check the local ordinance, and see how "public" is defined.

I'm not sure of your question, but a police officer can give you a citation while you are on private property

You will have to contact an attorney in your area and discuss your options. At this point, you know more about your situation than anyone in this forum. Good luck.

You may request a hearing on any citation issued to you, but a contested hearing date is not automatically provided. Contact the court where the ticket is pending.

Warrants don't just disappear. What you describe is possible.

The statute of limitations is tolled once the filing instrument is filed with the court. I suggest setting these cases on a trial docket, but you may have to post a bond for that to occur. Calling a local lawyer would help.

Class c is the degree of offense charged; it is punishable by fine only.

You must ask this question to an attorney licensed in Mississippi. The laws of that state govern your situation. Good luck.

You may be the victim of identity theft. Contact the Court in question immediately and explain your situation. Calling a local lawyer may help. Good luck.

Since you are under 17, you and a parent will have to appear in Court and make a request to the Judge

If you had a trial date (not a pretrial date), your attorney AND you should have made an appearance in Court. Contact your attorney immediately.

If your partner admitted to police that the beer was his, it's a little late to back out now. He always has the right to a jury trial and tell his story. The problem is overcoming the argument of the prosecutor: " Was he lying then we he talked with the cop, or is he lying to you now,... View More

Jurisdiction of this matter remains in Oklahoma. You must contact an attorney in that State to discover your options. If you fail to address the matter, however, Oklahoma will notify Texas that you failed to appear in court as directed, and your license will be suspended. Good luck.

I am not sure of your question, but if the event occurred in Tennessee, you must pose your question to an attorney licensed in that State. Good luck.

Is your license expired or invalid? Contact the DPS for clarification; calling a local attorney would help. Good luck.