Been convicted, citation upheld, found guilty, found liable by a court commisioner?

Free citation defense tips! Administrative citations website is about educating you to defend yourself against administrative citations. This is a law created in 1995 that permits cities and counties in California to fine you for just about anything (they appear to be used nationwide). This site was established because there is little self-help from any city on how to 'properly' oppose your citation. Lawyers that know this mysterious law are hard to find. These are 'punitive' citations that enrich your city. Basically it is a way of taxing you -- because a new tax will not pass. This is an attempt to bring together all the victims of administrative citations in the 540 local agencies within California (58 counties and 482 cities). Welcome to administrative citations.
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Been convicted, citation upheld, found guilty, found liable by a court commisioner?

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IF A COURT COMMISSIONER HEARD YOUR CASE AND YOU WERE NOT ASKED TO 'STIPULATE' TO PERMIT THE COMMISSIONER TO ACT AS A JUDGE - YOU MUST APPPEAL TO THE APPELLATE DIVISION.

COURT COMMISSIONERS DO NOT HAVE THE JUDICIAL POWER TO 'HEAR AND DETERMINE' LIMITED CIVIL TRIALS WITHOUR YOUR EXPERESS CONSENT.

YOU CAN'T WAIVE SOMETHING THEY FAILED TO ADVISE YOU OF.

IN ANY COURT IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
REGARDING YOUR DEFENSE OF AN ADMINISTRATIVE FINE OR ADMINISTRATIVE CITATION


This is a simple request. If you been convicted, found guilty, found liable by a COURT COMMISSIONER OR JUDGE PRO TEM? We would like your case information. You may be able to have your case vacated, dismissed, or reheard.

FILL IN THIS SIMPLE FORM. WE WILL CONTACT YOU. NO MONEY IS REQUESTED.

https://administrativecitation.com/admi ... nput-form/

Did the court place your case in a small claims courtroom?

Was your case placed before a court commissioner or judge pro tem?

Did the court request that you stipulate to being heard by the commissioner or judge pro tem in writing?

Were you not told of any required stipulation?

Were you offered a superior court judge?

Were you advised of your rights in limited civil jurisdiction?

Were you permitted discovery, depositions, witnesses, document requests, city witnesses etc?

IF your case was treated like a small claims case. I.E one hearing, your word against theirs, they supplied the hearing officer's findings, you got no discovery, and your case was set within 30 days of filing..... and it was heard in front of a commissioner or other SJO and you meet any of the criteria above... We would like to know about your case!

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