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Originally Posted by Take the Red Pill
The following appears on the reverse side:
Instruction B (Criminal Application)
If “CRIMINAL APPLICATION” is checked you will be granted a hearing as to whether a criminal complaint should issue against you if you sign below and return this citation WITHIN 4 DAYS to the Clerk-Magistrate of the court named on the front of this citation. Any accompanying civil infractions will be determined during the criminal proceedings and cannot be paid in advance.
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SIGNATURE OF VIOLATOR DATE
Question:
Are they saying that if I don’t sign and return within 4 days a criminal complaint cannot be issued? Note that it asks for the signature of the violator. Is signing this instrument an admission of guilt making the complaint valid?
Thanks!
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If a government agent checked the box "CRIMINAL APPLICATION" then you are being given two choices.
#1 Have a hearing as to whether a criminal complaint should issue against you
OR
#2 Not have a hearing.
Your signature is not an admission of guilt. Your signature is your request to have a hearing to determine whether or not a criminal complaint should be issued against you.
This is a "Probable Cause" hearing. If you waive the hearing by not following the instructions then you are CONSENTING that there is/was probable cause.
This is like confessing.
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Last edited by Shuftin : 08-19-2008 at 12:59 PM.
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