Can a noise ordinance ticket be given without a complaint or decible reader?
87219
TRUST ME they can all the cop has to do is hear you a certian distance away... i got a few myself!
580031
Well, they are breaking the law by disturbing the peace. But the police will not do anything. So why would you be arrested for causing minor damage to their cars?   If you were arrested, you could plead  insanity due to their  driving you nuts with their loud music, violating your privacy. That way, you would be not guilty by reason of insanity, and guess what?\nnothing they can do about the damage you done, because they drove you to do it in the first place.\nSince those loud idiots refuse to turn down the volume, they deserve all the damage anyone can do to their cars.
50735
the most easy thing to do will to go in to the police station that gave you the ticket they will have a copy and if they dont than you do not have to pay it because then it dose not exist. or if it is something little you can see if they will just let you off cops do listen to reason
234697
I am certain that yes, technically,you are breaking the law (and could be ticketed!). The best thing to do in this situation is to make local municipal officials aware of the situation (go to them prepared-take a map, photographs, and all pertinant information). Your city planning department or police department may be of help. Such situations must be commonplace. It may simply be a street-planning oversite. Good Luck!
620375
From Section 11-11-9 of the Hayden City Code:\n\nB.Noise: No person may make or permit any unnecessary or unusual noise to the annoyance of others between the hours of nine o'clock (9:00) P.M. and six o'clock (6:00) A.M. on a weekday and between six o'clock (6:00) P.M. and seven o'clock (7:00) A.M. on a weekend, except as otherwise authorized by the city council for utility construction or service emergencies. No person may make or permit, in the operation of a machine, in the harboring of an animal or otherwise, any noise to the annoyance of any other person of ordinary sensibilities between the hours of nine o'clock (9:00) P.M. and six o'clock (6:00) A.M. on a weekday and between six o'clock (6:00) P.M. and seven o'clock (7:00) A.M. on a weekend, except as otherwise authorized by the city council for utility construction or service emergencies." http://www.sterlingcodifiers.com/ID/Hayden/index.htm\n\nSo, it looks like they can start at 6:00 am and continue until 9:00 pm.
682725
None that I know of--- that was a problem -- I notice when I worked for the County as a dispatcher.\n\nPerhaps you should contact your precinct commissioner and have him bring this issue to the next meeting. Maybe they can create a loud music/noise ordinance that sets some guidelines for residences located within so many feet of each other.\n\n*Better yet, attend the next commissioners meeting and formally go on record with your request.
1171805
I would look in your lease to see if there is a clause about there being a "quiet time" during certain hours.  If you know your neighbors, see if any one of them have complaints and/or have called the landlord.  If it is say, 2AM, and you hear unreasonable noise, you could always call the police and report a public disturbance.  But I wouldn't do that unless the landlord fails to act.  You may just have to face the possibility that you might have to move to get away from it.
762441
You don't have to deal with it, report it.  Try to get a witness
378410
DO NOT LOITER. SEE the signs for the fines. Use your own garbage can.
995769
Yea, the local Sound Ordinance should cover vehicles as well as houses. If you consistently see the same person with it too loud, you can call the cops on them. If it's bothering you that much, it's probably bothering lots of other people too.
203611
You can try to protest the tickets, but they may say that ignorance of the law is no excuse.  You don't say where you live compared to where you got the tickets (If you live within a few blocks, they will say you should have known).  It also depends on why the yellow curb was painted (Was it near a hydrant or an intersection, in which case, the ticket will probably stand).\n\nYou may at least be able to get one ticket tossed and the other upheld.
347832
You could appear and explain the situation, and HOPE for a reduced fine. Since you say you don't "think" it's you, I would say a judge may think you are trying to get out of paying the ticket and tell you to take a hike (after paying)
565745
Your city or town probably has a noise ordinance that prohibits loud noise after certain hours. If you aren't getting anywhere with the council, call the police each and every time this happens. They will get tired of having to go out there that often and will eventually do something. You may also want to go to a town council meeting if they are public held and bring it up there. They will be more apt to do something if other people are around to hear them address the issue. You can also write a letter to the editor of your local paper and say that the council won't do anything. No one in public view wants to look bad. They will eventually be forced to deal with the issue.
956458
Hey, I just paid a $35 fine yesterday......but that one was my own stupid fault.\n\nMy fiance got a fine she didnt deserve (ticket was displayed), and she appealed & won. If its not fair, you should appeal.
305451
If you go to court plead no contest.  That way you are not admitting guilt, but you are not contesting it either.  Unless you can absolutely prove you weren't going that fast chances are the ticket won't be reduced or withdrawn.  Plus you would still have court costs of top of the fine.
619395
report it to city inspectors so that they can go  chk it out for any violations
639963
It depends on the town/city that you live in.  Normally, only the chief of police is allowed to dismiss citation with cause (with a good reason).  For an officer to just dismiss a ticket for you because they are your friend would be a violation of professional conduct and be subject to disciplinary action.