A fine written out incorrectly by a traffic police officer can cause discontent in a person who does not violate traffic rules. It is possible to challenge the decision by going to court.
Instructions
Step 1
Try to prove your case in accordance with the Federal Law "On the Procedure for Considering Appeals from Citizens of the Russian Federation" and the Civil Procedure Code.
Step 2
Refuse to sign any documents other than the Protocol drawn up by a traffic police officer. Insist on making a Protocol. Be sure to bring a copy of the Traffic Violation Protocol. In the column “Explanations” write: “I do not agree with the protocol. I did not violate the traffic rules”. In this case, you will not be issued a fine on the spot. Find and record the testimony in the protocol data of witnesses, including passport details, registration address and contact numbers.
Step 3
Be sure to indicate the requirement to send the protocol for consideration at the place of registration of the motor vehicle. Indicate that you require a lawyer.
Step 4
Write down the numbers of the car (state and onboard) in which the employee was. Do not forget to write the full surname, name and patronymic of the employee, his rank and place of work, as well as the number of the badge and official ID.
Step 5
If you are still fined, go to court with the requirement to declare the issued fine illegal. This must be done within 10 days from the receipt of the receipt. This is where you need all the records. Go to court and try to prove you are right. At the same time, try to require recordings of surveillance cameras, if any. Plus, you can count on the free services of a lawyer. This must be recorded both in the minutes and when writing an application in court.
Step 6
In the event that you could not prove your case, within thirty calendar days you will have to pay the issued fine. After that, contact the supervisory authority, setting out in the complaint all known information, attaching a copy of the protocol and the decision of the court of first instance.