Going back to your post #44. This is a simple parking ticket, correct? Henrietta requested a hearing, represented herself, and got the charge dropped.
(Does she know the system, or what? Didn’t she also draw up that quitclaim deed?)
NOTE: No DOB
STATE OF FLORIDA VS HUGHES, HENRIETTA
Defendant Name: Hughes, Henrietta
Date of Birth:
Case Number: 08-MO-002057
Arrest Date:
Appear by Date: 9/2/2008
Location:
Case Assigned Judge: CG:Unknown, Unknown
Uniform Case Number: 362008MO002057000ACH
Issuing Agency:
Offense Date: 7/30/2008
Citation Number: 00750912
Lead Attorney: Henrietta Hughes
Assessed Payment: $0.00
Amount Paid: $0.00
Balance Due: $0.00
Payment Plan: N/A
Upcoming Hearings: N/A
Charges
Charge Filing Date: Statute: Level/Degree Charge Number: Offense: Disposition:
MO86(66)(1)(N) Municipal 1 UNLAWFUL PARALLEL PARKING - PROHIBITED IN SPECIFIED PLACES Dismissed with Judicial Warning
Sentence Components
Component: Value:
Assessments
Transaction Date: Charge Amount: Fee Code: Fee Description:
Payments
Transaction Date: Receipt Number: Payment Amount: Fee Description:
Bonds
Bond Amount: Bond Type: Bond Status: Status Date: Bond Company:
Docket Information
Docket Date: Event Description:
8/1/2008 Date Citation/Notice to Appear Issued By Officer,
8/4/2008 Ticket Entered from Original,
8/7/2008 Hearing Request Form Filed,
11/18/2008 Commitment Form Filed,
11/18/2008 Present Without an Attorney,
11/18/2008 Hearing (Judge:Adams, James R), Time - 12:45
11/18/2008 Disposition (Judge:Adams, James R)
End of Case Detail Information
It doesn’t make sense. Why fight a parking ticket?
Why a judical warning? Lady did you park there or not? Unless she poor mouthed to the judge and he bought it as well.