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L.A. Superior Court gives 90-day grace period on tickets

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By 2UrbanGirls on April 12, 2020 Uncategorized

By: City News Servic

The presiding judge of Los Angeles County’s Superior Court system announced April 10 that it is giving a 90-day grace period on all traffic and non-traffic infraction tickets as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

“Our court’s sole focus during this crisis has been how best to serve our community and this has remained my North Star,” Presiding Judge Kevin C. Brazile said in a statement.

“While you are facing an unprecedented threat to your lives and your livelihood, one thing you do not have to worry about is paying a traffic ticket or losing your license,” he said. “Focus on staying safer at home and riding out this storm.”

If a traffic or non-traffic citation is due and action has not yet been taken to resolve it, a due date extension can be requested by contacting the courthouse the citation is assigned to and speaking with a clerk to discuss options.

The court system will not take any action to send such matters to collections if they remain unpaid, or assess the permissible civil assessments, and defendants do not have to contact the clerk’s office to take advantage of the relief.

Defendants who have suspended driver’s licenses because of unpaid tickets for traffic infractions can call the court to set a future hearing and immediately have the court request a release of the driver license hold from the California Department of Motor Vehicles, although there may be some delays in having the holds lifted.

People experiencing financial or other difficulties related to the coronavirus crisis and are unable to pay or need an extension for their traffic and non-traffic ticket matters have options, including:

  • Establishing a payment plan
  • Requesting a reduction in the monthly payment
  • Seeking an extension of a payment plan’s due date
  • Requesting an extension of community service completion date
  • Extension of a traffic school completion date

 

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