how do I get a copy of what a policeman submitted to court regarding a ticket?
547472
Go to the court clerks window at the courthouse.  Call the Police station & they will give you the courts address & telephone number if you don't already know it.  Next time just use the citation number on your correspondence, rather then sending in the entire ticket.  If you want the Officers notes, you need to call the Station & talk to the Watch Commander who will direct you to the proper channels.
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
785274
Try this link\n\nhttp://www.trace-a-police-record.org/?OVRAW=How%20to%20obtain%20PA%20Police%20Records&OVKEY=pa%20police%20report&OVMTC=advanced
194950
Maybe call the magistrates office and give them all the info you have, they'll check their records.
379466
Most police department will only release a copy of a criminal complaint to a person involved. Since the department will more than likely charge for the copy you will probably have to ask for the copy in person.
382467
Call the police dept. where the complaint was filed.  They will keep a copy of the report for a while, but if charges are not filed, they do not keep them forever.
87645
Look on your ticket the officer gave you. All the contact info should be on it. Call them during normal working hours with the reference number/ticket number and they'll tell you how much to send and where to send it. First ticket?
136866
yes you can request a copy, but as far as i know there is not limit on dui reporting so always list it and the date so they can see it and if its been 10 years and you have a clean record there should be no problem.
491683
You can go to the Clerk of Court and give them the names - they will be able to give you a copy (for a fee of course)
1179238
Contact the folks at city hall.  They can either tell you if you do have an outstanding ticket or give you a good contact at the responsible agency.  Hope it helps.
908025
Oh man, I have way too much experience with this...  Generally, you can google "_____ county Clerk of Courts" (insert the county in which you would have received the ticket).   Also add the state.  Once you are on the appropriate county's Clerk of Courts' website, you should be able to find a place to look up parking tickets by  license plate number.  As an example, I live in Cincinnati and here's where I would go to get this information.    http://www.courtclerk.org/parkingticket.asp\n\nThe other responder is wrong.  This information generally IS online.\n\nYou can also call the Clerk of Courts office and they can tell you (again, using your plate number).\n\nGood luck!
704259
It's a valid ticket inasmuch as it's a real ticket.\n\nThe inaccuracy, if present on the officer's copy of the ticket (and, presumedly, your copy, too), does present inaccuracies in the officer's version of the events.\n\nIf he read his watch wrong, how can we be sure he didn't read the speedometer wrong?  Or the radar gun?  This is what can be called "reasonable doubt"; especially if you can *TRUTHFULLY* testify that you weren't going the speed the officer cited you for.  (Or, in *certain* circumstances, that the speed you were going--regardless of the posted limit--was safe because of traffic flow, weather conditions, etc....)\n\nIf you have a fair judge, you may "beat" the ticket.\n\nOn the other hand, it can take quite a bit of time to adequately make a defense against a traffic ticket.  You *may* be better off just attending traffic school if you can.  (Bear in mind, that in many US states, if you go to trial and lose, you will *not* have the option of Traffic school....)
259876
Free public access to what? Your citation? or all citations?\nReally it depends on where you got the ticket at.You may want to edit your question so I/we online give you a better answer. Depending on your area check online state statutes and the criminal code book for your state. If you need specifics on YOUR own ticket you could search for the local court web page, or other cases that happened in the past that can be related to your own.
636264
Two things check the local website for chicago under court, secondly you can contact local authorities where the ticket might be in.
1826
http://www.dmv.org/driving-records.php
453842
I would go to the clerk of the court that this action would be in.  They usually have form books that you can copy.
876123
Most London boroughs take a photo of the vehicle "in situ", showing the position of the vehicle and also the road markings/signs. Once the picture is taken it is then sent electronically for processing, the parking attendant has no access to it, so for him to falsify the photo would be impossible. \n\nUnless your photographic evidence was taken when you returned to your car, with the vehicle shown in the same position as it is shown in the borough's photographs then your evidence is likely to be rejected on the grounds that there is no continuity to the alleged offence. \nYou should be able to view all the pictures online if you provide the reference from your penalty charge notice. One of these pictures will definately show the positioning of your vehicle, even if the one's attached to your appeal didn't.\n\nIf you prove the ticket is invalid, can I ask what you are actually going to prosecute for???? A penalty notice issued in error is hardly in the public interest to proceed with and I doubt anyone will actually hear your case.