Regulaciones sobre el estacionamiento en Capitol Square y carreteras estatales

Explicación Simple

Las leyes de estacionamiento en Capitol Square dicen que si te multan y no disputas la multa, debes pagarla en la ciudad de Richmond. Si no estás de acuerdo con la multa, puedes llevar el caso a un tribunal.

Es como cuando te dicen que limpies tu habitación. Si lo haces sin discutir, solo entregas la tarea. Pero si crees que no es justo, puedes hablar con tus padres sobre ello.

Ejemplo Práctico

Imagina que Juan estaciona su auto en Capitol Square y recibe una multa. Como no tiene problemas con la multa, la paga en la oficina de la ciudad de Richmond. Sin embargo, su amigo Pedro también recibe una multa, pero cree que fue injusta y decide llevar su caso al tribunal para pelearla.

Penalidades

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Texto Original del Estatuto (Inglés)

Va. Code § 46.2-1226 - Enforcement of regulations governing parking in Capitol Square. Any regulation adopted pursuant to § 2.2-1172 and relating to parking in Capitol Square shall provide: That uncontested citations issued under those regulations shall be paid to the administrative official or officials appointed under the provisions of this section in the City of Richmond, who shall promptly pay these sums into the general fund of the state treasury; and That contested or delinquent citations shall be certified or complaint, summons, or warrant shall be issued as provided in § 46.2-1225 to the general district court of the City of Richmond. Any sums collected by the court, minus court costs, shall be promptly paid by the clerk to the general fund of the state treasury. 1974, c. 403, § 46.1-254.1; 1975, c. 440; 1977, c. 671; 1980, c. 355; 1989, c. 727. Va. Code § 46.2-1227 - Enforcement of state regulations governing parking on primary and secondary highways. Any regulation of the Commissioner under the provisions of § 46.2-1223 relating to parking on any primary or secondary highway shall provide: 1. That uncontested citations issued under the regulation shall be paid to the administrative official or officials appointed under the provisions of this section in the locality in which the part of the highway lies, or in the locality where there is no appointed administrative official the citations shall be paid to the local treasurer, who shall promptly pay them into the general fund of the state treasury; and 2. That contested or delinquent citations shall be certified or complaint, summons, or warrant shall be issued as provided in § 46.2-1225 to the general district court in whose jurisdiction the part of the highway lies. Any sums collected by such court, minus co