Depends on the state....Usually most states hold this to be harmless error that can be corrected immediately or by reissuing the ticket. Mainly it depends upon whether your ticket correctly informs you of your charge. I live in Southwest Michigan and my Girlfriend got a minor parking ticket in a subdivision. The Officer who wrote the ticket did not enter my Girlfriend's license plate number correctly and mistakenly entered an "F" instead of an "E". My Girlfriend called to ask if the ticket should be waived because of the officer's error and the county office waived the entire ticket. Other than that one letter the entire parking ticket was correct and accurate. The make/model, color, and violation were all correct. However, because the error was made by the officer, the ticket was void.
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If all the other information on the ticket is correct, no, it is highly unlikely. .
It is highly unlikely that any police officer would purposely write such a thing on a ticket. It is probably a misspelling of 'gray'.
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If the ticket is deficient in some critical item then it will likely be dismissed. If it is missing something like the color of the car, that will not affect the ticket.
As close as I can tell, chromopore is either a misspelling of the word 'chromophore' which is the specific part of any molecule that causes color. A second alternative is chromopore is talking about the entire molecule, not just the part that produces the color.
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This is an incorrect spelling of the word "sepia" which itself is a darkish-brown color or the tones and shades of brown that give a faded impression of aging.