My question involves a speeding ticket from the State of: Arizona


And can u do it even after you have a hearing date.

After getting a court date is when I researched and I found a ton of info here and in other places. Several talk about abatement. More or less you can do 2 things from the sound of it and 80% of the time the judge will do the right thing and dismiss.

1. Show no jurisdiction which many have said that because the tickets in general do not have arraignment hearings anymore it is hard to file pre hearing. Like in AZ you tell a clerk not a judge you want to go to court.

2. No Standing by the state et al the officer. In all cases there must be damage either physical, emotional, financial, or legal (ie rights under law denied). So in all civil traffic cases usually there are no damages even though the officer filed a complaint to that fact.


Now unfortunately I started researching late for 3 tickets [different subjects] in 3 weeks. I had already been to court for one and went to school for the other only now am I learning how to fight or fight back.

Based on this and many other sites I have filed a motion of discovery which was denied, I had asked for an attorney which was denied, and now I’m prepping for court though I would like to get it resolved before.

So does anyone know the who, what, where, when, and why for this process? Or should I move for dismissal during the hearing?


Some of the sites i found:

http://www.articlesbase.com/law-arti...ms-200760.html

http://www.hobbleknot.com/EYR/Abatement.html

http://www.ticketslayer.com/ paid to, I assume send you the forms; besides that’s what the internet is for, lol. Though lots of info there too.