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Can you get a refund for a ticket that was paid after the statute of limitations?
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∙ 13y ago
No. A statute of limitations would apply to if somebody committed a crime, but did not get caught until after the statute expired. When a person was issued the citation they were caught (or charged - however you want to think about it).
When a person goes in to take care of the ticket, he can plead Guilty or No Contest, and then just pay the ticket (or do Defensive Driving in some cases). By entering one of those two pleas, the case is essentially closed.
If the person pleads Not Guilty, then the case will go to a trial, where evidence will be presented and a decision reached.
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