Deferral of Prosecution Program Speeding Infractions
The Deferral Program is administered by the Violations Bureau, under the oversight of the City Clerk
Eligibility:
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This option is only available for tickets issued by FWPD citing FW Local Ordinance #71-25
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Tickets issued under a State Statute do not qualify
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No prior speeding tickets in State of Indiana within one year from current ticket date
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Cannot be currently enrolled in this program, however you may be enrolled in State program at same time
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A violation that is 30 + MPH over the posted speed limit will require a Judge's review and approval
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An individual will remain in the program for a period of ONE YEAR, during which time he/she cannot receive any additional moving violations or arrests
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Must address violation in some manner by date at bottom of ticket. See “Other”
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Defendants under 18 years old are not eligible for this deferral program.
Absentee Defendant:
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If the defendant is a student outside of FW, parent or guardian can enroll
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Form cannot be mailed. Signature needs to be witnessed
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Attorneys can obtain form for client
Enrollment:
- One time basis only (unless approved by Court)
- First apply at City Clerk's Office (Violations Bureau) 200 E. Berry St., Suite 110
- Must submit paperwork and pay fee at Misdemeanor/Traffic Court at the
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Bud Meeks Criminal Justice Center @ 101 E. Superior St. Form
Fee and Payment:
- The total cost for the program is a user fee cost of $143.00 for the applicable speed violation plus $81.50 Court costs.
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Cash, money order, cashier's check, credit card, and in person.
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Cannot mail, make check payable to Clerk of Allen County
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Paying user fee, plus court costs, not paying ticket fine
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Partial payments are not accepted
- Fines printed on the back of the moving violation ticket include court costs
- If you have appealed the ticket with bench trial and lost, you forfeit the ability to enroll in the Deferral Program
- Once the violation has been sent to the BMV (it has not been paid and has exceeded its deadline/grace period), you can no longer apply for the Deferral Program and must pay the citation in full