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I Got a Ticket in Another State. Should I Ignore It?
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Fodors Travel Guide
It’s the United States’ first tribal national park and a stunner: full of mature, beautiful trees set along the lakeshore.
If you receive a ticket on federal lands, including a reservation or military base, your case will be referred to a corresponding court, which will also pass your ticket along to your home state.
Perhaps you were parked in a permissible zone and received what you think is an invalid ticket.
If the charging officer doesn’t show, or you’ve got a strong, evidence-backed case, you might just beat the charge.
Keep in mind, contesting your ticket doesn’t guarantee success.
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