How Much Time Between A Ticket And Court Date?

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About how long do you think it will be between when I got my underage drinking ticket, last night, and my court date? I'm worried because I have 2 out of state trips coming up in the next 4 1/2 weeks and the court date is mandatory. And if there's a conflict will I be able to reschedule, especially if I'm willing to do it earlier?

You have a right to a speedy trial, this is a subjective term, generally if you elect to go to trial it would be within a months time.

You should have received a court date at the time of your citation or a number to call to elect for a court date (thru the clerk of the courts office) in lieu of entering a guilty plea and paying your fine.

Good Luck

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4 Responses to “How Much Time Between A Ticket And Court Date?”

  1. Cindy Says:
    June 25th, 2009 at 9:39 am

    I think you usually go within 30 days. Call and I bet the County you need to go to will set you an earlier time if possible. Be prepared to do Community Service-mandatory and the possibility of losing you liscense because you are under age. Depending on what State you live in, your parents could also be in for quite a stiff fine.

    Hope you learned young and won't do this again.
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  2. psod123 Says:
    June 25th, 2009 at 9:53 am

    yeah you can always call to extend it, im pretty sure you can come earlier if you can just call and ask
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  3. Ofc. Drew Says:
    June 25th, 2009 at 10:05 am

    You have a right to a speedy trial, this is a subjective term, generally if you elect to go to trial it would be within a months time.

    You should have received a court date at the time of your citation or a number to call to elect for a court date (thru the clerk of the courts office) in lieu of entering a guilty plea and paying your fine.

    Good Luck
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    16 years as a Pbulic Safety Officer

  4. Cheekygirl Says:
    June 25th, 2009 at 10:27 am

    usually you can write a letter to a judge requesting an extension or an earlier court date.
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