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Required elements are parking ticket gold. Find an omitted, misdescribed, or illegible one and the Evil Empire will dismiss the evil ticket.
Above all, don’t forget to check the accuracy of the time limits a rule was in effect in the meter zone. The time limits on the ticket must match the time limits on the sign and meter zone.
Joe got lucky and observed that the warrior misdescribed the time limits. He presented the proper proof, properly and guess what? Case dismissed.
Be like Joe!
Required element errors are the best defense to unjust parking tickets A required element that is omitted, misdescribed, or illegible is a driver’s best friend. Moreover, I have been fighting NYC parking tickets for twelve years. And, I still get excited when I find a defective required element on a client’s ticket. That is to […]
It is time to give the Required Elements Chart a fresh coat of paint Required elements are parking ticket gold. If you find one or more misdescribed, omitted, or illegible required elements you are entitled to a dismissal of a parking ticket (upon application and presenting the proper proof, properly). Several years ago I designed […]
Required elements are parking ticket gold Required elements have the same effect on NYC parking tickets as Kryptonite has on Superman. They terminate parking tickets with extreme prejudice. Therefore, it behooves each and every member of the driving public to learn: What they are How to find ‘em How to use them to beat NYC […]
Do you know which elements of a parking ticket the Evil Empire does not require? I frequently received telephone calls and comments from wonderful members of the NYC driving community asking questions about required elements. For example: Is the “VIN” number a required element? How about “color?” What does “N/S” (“Not Shown”) or “N/A” (“Not […]
“No driver is ever shy about sharing their rage when being met with one of the pesky orange rectangles on their windshield, most will pay those violations no questions asked. And that’s a problem, according to lawyer Larry Berezin who says a very large percentage of NYC tickets are scam tickets.”
