If I received an MIP ticket and the state code section number is wrong, can the ticket be dropped?
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If I received an MIP ticket and the state code section number is wrong, can the ticket be dropped?
Asked on March 5, 2013 under Criminal Law, Montana
Answers:
Tricia Dwyer / Tricia Dwyer Esq & Associates PLLC
Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
Hello. In order to respond, of course, I would need to know the full details of your situation, and review the matter for myself prior to providing legal advice specific to your stated question. In general, clerical errors may be corrected, or overlooked. 'Summons' and 'Complaints' may be amended and re-served. If you are facing a legal charge of Minor (Underage) Consumption, it is, from my perspective, critical that you have private attorney help and counsel immediately, because the issue facing you is very serious in nature. I recommend that you (or your parent, or parents, on your behalf) telephone several attorneys to choose an attorney, because it is important that you feel very comfortable with the representation and assistance. I recommend you choose a somewhat older and more experienced attorney, and one with experience with youth (juveniles, teens). All the best.
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