"They have to be served either by a police officer or a process server -- with the ticket -- and they have to be served in person," Cabianca said.
Friday, December 21, 2007
Photo Tickets Can't Just Be Mailed
Wondering what to do if a camera catches you speeding? Phoenix attorney Brian Cabianca says if you get your ticket in the mail, you don't have to pay it right away.
"They have to be served either by a police officer or a process server -- with the ticket -- and they have to be served in person," Cabianca said.
"They have to be served either by a police officer or a process server -- with the ticket -- and they have to be served in person," Cabianca said.
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