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Rhode Island General Laws 31-41.1-5. Failure to answer or appear

Rhode Island General Laws > Title 31 > Chapter 31-41.1 > § 31-41.1-5 - Failure to answer or appear


Current as of: 2009

(a) In the event the person charged with a violation does not pay the fine administratively in accordance with the provisions of § 31-41.1-3, then he or she shall have waived his or her right to dispose of the offense without personal appearance, and the person charged with the violation must then appear before the traffic tribunal or municipal court on the date specified on the summons. If the person charged with the violation shall fail to appear on the specified date, a judge or magistrate may enter default judgment, and after hearing any evidence presented, determine whether the charges have been established. If the charges are not established, an order dismissing the charges shall be entered. If a determination is made that a charge has been established, an appropriate order shall be entered in the records of the traffic tribunal, including any order of suspension of the license or driving privilege of the person so charged in the same manner as set forth in § 31-41.1-6.

   (b) The order shall be mailed to the person charged with the violation at his or her last known address.

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