TDCAA TDCAA Community Criminal Attorney representing self on traffic ticket says "Attorney of Record" not notified
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An attorney receives a speeding citation. Notice of JP pretrial setting and requests continuance. His request is on his law firm letterhead with his business address. Notice of reset date is sent somewhere (I think his home address on citation). He is a no-show for the pretrial and the citation goes into collections. Now facing a higher outstanding balance, he wants to request a deferral based on a new trial for failure to provide notice, thus avoiding additional collection fees. I don't appreciate the cloak-and-dagger approach, but I wonder if he's technically correct? Arron P. Swink Assistant County Attorney Cherokee County, Texas 903.683.2423 apswink@cocherokee.org | ||
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I should mention he never told me the name of the person who received the citation. Found that out from the court clerk. Arron P. Swink Assistant County Attorney Cherokee County, Texas 903.683.2423 apswink@cocherokee.org | |||
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