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Civil-traffic hearing by written statement (ARS § 28-1558)

Legal basis

ARS § 28-1558 permits civil-traffic complaints to be decided on the written statements of the parties. The state bears the burden by a preponderance of the evidence.

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Pursuant to ARS § 28-1558 I elect to resolve this civil-traffic complaint by written statement. The complaint alleges {statute}; the officer’s report does not establish each element by a preponderance because {reason}.
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