LEWISBORO TRAFFIC COURT
Lewisboro Town Courtis located at 20 North Salem Road in Cross River. It is located within the Orchard Square shopping center. If you have a difficult finding it, some other major stores contained within the shopping plaza are Haiku, Deciccos and Chase.
Lewisboro Town Courtis located at 20 North Salem Road in Cross River. It is located within the Orchard Square shopping center. If you have a difficult finding it, some other major stores contained within the shopping plaza are Haiku, Deciccos and Chase.
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Lewisboro maintains a busy traffic
court calendar, which is held on Monday nights. As a whole, the Town Court has
jurisdiction over civil matters (usually referred to as small claims cases) and
criminal cases. It is a court of
limited jurisdiction and can only adjudicate limited types of cases.
The Lewisboro Traffic
Court calendar can be a mixed calendar. In other words, while criminal
cases are not heard during traffic court, some civil cases may be
interspersed during breaks in the action.
Some of the neighborhoods encompassing Lewisboro
include Waccabuc, Goldens Bridge, Vista, Cross River,
and South Salem.
FAQs
Has the court moved? I thought it
was located at Town Hall?
The
court is located with the Orchard Square shopping center. It is located to the rear next to the
yogurt shop and police station.
Several years ago, the court was located in Town Hall.
Logistics
The
court is located in a largely residential neighborhood. The court will be most easily accessible
by car. There is ample parking at
the court.
Who prosecutes traffic tickets in
Lewisboro?
The
Town Prosecutor prosecutes tickets issued by the State Police. The officers that issued the tickets
prosecute tickets issued by the Westchester County Police.
There
are many other police agencies that have the power to issue ticket returnable
to Lewisboro. These agencies
include the Park Police, the MTA Police, and local Town Police.
When do I pay the fine?
Fines
are expected to be paid as soon as a case is resolved. In other words, if you matter is
resolved in court, you are expected to pay your fine at the same time.
What if I cannot afford to pay a
fine?
The
judge presiding over your traffic ticket has discretion to afford a driver
additional time to pay. If you
need time to pay, it is important that you advise the court before you enter a
plea of guilty.
I mailed in my not guilty plea and
have not heard back from the court. What should I do?
If
you have any questions regarding the status of your ticket, you should call the
court immediately to ascertain whether or not they received your plea and
whether or not you have missed a court date.
What happens if I ignore my ticket?
The
worst thing you can do is ignore your ticket. This will result in your privilege to drive being suspended.
If you are caught driving with a suspended a license, the police have the
option to impound your car and place you under arrested.
How can a driver resolve a
suspension?
Under
most normal circumstances, a suspension can be lifted with a call to the court
and the payment of a suspension lift fee.
Once the suspension is lifted, the underlying ticket still needs to be
addressed.
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