Mitigation Hearing:  Mitigation means you admit to committing the violation(s) but would like a reduction in the fine amount. During this process you may comment on your side of the story. You understand that "traffic" tickets will go on your driving record. Non-traffic infractions and parking tickets do not go on your driving record.
 
Contested Hearing: Contested is stating you did not commit the infraction and would like to dispute the charge(s). The judge will review the officer's sworn statement along with any attached report(s) and your sworn statement. The judge's decision will be based on the preponderance of the evidence.
 
Ineligible Hearings:

The E-Hearing process shall NOT be used to dispute any of the following violations:

• Speeding in School Zone/Playground
• Speeding in Construction Zone
• Failure to Provide Proof of Liability Insurance
• No Valid Operator's License 2nd degree
• Disabled Parking Violations

Please Note: 

If you have received multiple tickets, you must complete and submit a separate Electronic Hearing form for each ticket. 

If you want to present evidence such as photographs or documentation you must appear in person.

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