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It is not very difficult to ask for a trial by written declaration. A person accused of a traffic violation for an infraction may choose to fight the ticket with a trial by written declaration using the for TR-205. A trail by written declaration may be requested in person at the court clerk’s office or by mail sent to the courthouse address listed on the traffic ticket. If you mail your request for a trial by written declaration sample letter and enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope.
However, even though asking for a trial by written declaration is easy, preparing a document with a Declaration statement that will get the ticket dismissed is another story. We have trial by written declaration tips or trial by written declaration instructions that may help prepare the document. But the information we have are basic mainly due to the fact that each traffic ticket is unique. Therefore, a different set of arguments may apply to a ticket and the violation code where the same arguments may not make sense for another ticket even for the same violation code.
After you ask for a trial by written declaration, the court clerk will mail you instructions and a form entitled Request for Trial by Written Declaration from TR-205. The form should be filled out by the court clerk with important information. It is important to read the form carefully and follow all the instructions. The form TR-205 with all the relevant attachments and the evidence must be submitted to the court by the due date. If the date is past then the court most likely would deny the right to a trial by written declaration.
If an individual is issued a traffic violation for an infraction or a violation of a local ordinance adopted under the Vehicle Code, the individual may choose to fight the ticket with a trial by written declaration. However, a trial by written declaration is not allowed if the issued ticket is for an offense involving alcohol or drugs or the violation requires a mandatory appearance in court.
There are additional eligibility requirements which include the following:
1- The person was issued a traffic ticket for infraction violations only;
2- The due date to take care of the traffic ticket has not passed; and
3- The traffic ticket or the courtesy notice does not say that appearance in court is mandatory.
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Most likely the reason you are on this website is that you were issued a Traffic Ticket in California. If so, you are in the right place. If you have decided to contest a traffic ticket with a trial by written declaration we can help prepare your documents for you. We specialize in fighting traffic tickets for infractions and over many years and we have helped thousands of people to successfully beat their traffic tickets.
Traffic tickets can damage a person’s driving record and consequently impact automobile insurance premiums and cost a lot of money over the years. So, if you have decided to contest your traffic ticket we can help by preparing all the necessary documents for you for a trial by written declaration with the goal of getting a dismissal of the ticket.
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