Articles Tagged with 52/3 District Court

Below is a list of traffic tickets which need to be addressed at the 52/3 District Court in Rochester Hills, Michigan when the traffic offense occurs in one of  the following communities: Addison Township; Auburn Hills; Lake Angelus; Oakland Township; Orion Township; Oxford Township; Rochester; Rochester Hills; Village of Lake Orion; Village of Leonard; and the Village of Oxford.  The 52/3 District Court is located at 700 Barclay Circle in the city of Rochester Hills, Michigan 48307.  The Judges currently serving the 52/4 District Court are the Honorable Julie A. Nicholson, the Honorable Lisa L. Asadoorian, and the Honorable Nancy Tolwin Carniak.

Misdemeanor traffic tickets require the individual cited to appear in court to address the matter.  Civil infractions can be either contested in court (if the individual makes a timely request) or payment can be made in person, by mail, or online to satisfy the ticket.  The fines listed below are subject to change.  Misdemeanor traffic offenses also carry a potential penalty that may include the following depending upon the offense: jail time, probation with conditions, fines, costs, restitution, driver’s responsibility fees, and driver’s license sanctions.   Failure to appear or pay tickets on a timely basis can result in a bench warrant for the individual’s arrest, additional fines and costs, and suspension of driving privileges.  If you receive a misdemeanor  traffic ticket, or wish to contest a civil infraction, you should hire an experienced local attorney, such as the attorneys at Hilf & Hilf, PLC.

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 The 52nd District Court – 3rd Division (which is also referred to as the Rochester Hills District Court or the 52-3 District Court) is located at 700 Barclay Circle in the city of Rochester Hills, Michigan. The Court serves the citizens of Auburn Hills, Rochester, Rochester Hills, Lake Angelus, Addison Township, Orion Township, Oakland Township and Oxford Township, and handles civil, criminal, nuisance, zoning, and traffic offenses that are alleged to have occurred in those locations.  There is also a probation department within the 52-3 District Court to assist the Judges with individuals that have pending criminal cases before the Court and probationary sentences. The hours of operation for the Court are from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday. The Court is closed for all legal holidays. For persons that are not attorneys, camera phones are not permitted in the building.
The traffic division of the 52nd 3rd Division District Court processes tickets and citations written by local police agencies, the Oakland County Sheriff’s Department, and Michigan State Police officers. Non-criminal traffic violations can be paid at the 52-3 District Court, contested at an informal hearing without a lawyer (which usually occurs before the magistrate), or contested at a formal hearing before a Judge. The traffic division for the 52-3 District Court can be reached at (248) 853-5553.  If you chose not to contest a ticket for a civil infraction, it can be paid online if not past the due date at www.oaklandcourts.com.
You have the right to hire an experienced traffic lawyer for purposes of a formal hearing; a city attorney or assistant Oakland County prosecutor represents the interests of the police department that issued the ticket or citation. An experienced traffic lawyer can, in many instances, negotiate a resolution to the ticket that carries less or no points in lieu of going forward with a hearing. For non-criminal traffic offenses a public defender is not provided.
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