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Choose From the Following Four Options
OPTION #1 - PLEAD NO CONTEST OR GUILTY AND PAY
THE
FINE
IN PERSON – You may appear at 6615 N. Masters during business hours.
BY MAIL – Check the appropriate plea on the reverse side of your ticket and sign your name.
Mail your ticket along with your cashier's check or money order for to:
Manvel Municipal Court
P.O. Box 190
Manvel, TX 77578
ONLINE – You can make your fine payment online.
(Notice: No personal checks and no debit/check cards accepted.)
OPTION #2 - PLEAD NOT GUILTY AND REQUEST A
TRIAL
If you wish to plead not guilty, you or your
attorney must appear in person or make a request
by mail to the
Court on or before the response date on your
citation. Court Hearings CANNOT be
scheduled by telephone.
Once a trial date is set the Deferral and DSC
options are no longer available.
OPTION #3 - REQUEST DRIVING SAFETY COURSE (DSC)
OR MOTORCYCLE OPERATOR TRAINING COURSE
You must make
this request by the response date on the front
of your citation. If you fail to request
Driving Safety
by the response date on your citation you will
lose this option.
OPTION #4 REQUEST DEFERRED DISPOSITION
(PROBATION)
You must make
this request by the response date on the front
of your citation. If you fail to request a
Deferred Disposition by the response date on
your citation you will lose this option.
CONSEQUENCES OF IGNORING THIS CITATION
Failure to complete one of the four options
shown above on or before the response date on
the front of this citation will result in:
1. A
warrant being issued for your arrest at which
time the fine amount will be the maximum allowed
by law PLUS Court costs and fees.
2. A
request to the Texas Department of Public Safety
for the denial of driver license renewal.
3. If
a warrant for your arrest is issued, you will be
subject to arrest at your home, place of
business or wherever you may be found.
A telephone call does not constitute a
response.
Inability to pay this fine is not an
excuse for failure to answer.
Court date resets may be granted at the time of
appearance.
Juveniles (ages 10-16) MUST APPEAR IN PERSON
WITH A PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN for a court
hearing. A Court appearance is also required
for Driving Safety Course or Deferred
Disposition.
DO NOT MAIL FINE.
You and your parent are required to appear
before the Court. You and your parent have a
legal obligation to provide the Court in writing
with your current address and residence. The
obligation does not end when you reach the age
of 17. On or before the seventh day after the
date you or your parent change residence, you or
your parent shall notify the Court of the
current address by completing a “Juvenile Change
of Address” form. A violation of this
requirement may result in arrest and is a Class
C misdemeanor punishable by fine up to $500.00.
The obligation terminates only on
full discharge and satisfaction of
the judgment. “Juvenile Change of Address”
forms are available at the Court Clerk’s window.
Notice: Nothing
contained on this site is intended as legal
advice. You may wish to consult an attorney
before deciding which option is appropriate for
you.
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