Assistance with a penalty notice: Filing an objection
Questioner
Hello....., My stepson has received a penalty notice for offense code D505. 1. he claimed and maintains that he did not commit the act. 2. He was told that the fine was 60 euros because he was 15 years old, but the fine stated on the order was 122 euros. He wants to appeal within 14 days, is this the best solution and what should he do next? regardsLawyer
Whether it makes sense to appeal and bring the case before the criminal court depends on the burden of proof. If the officer sticks to his position and your son cannot prove otherwise, it is 'the end of the exercise', the judge almost always rules in favor of the official on duty.Lawyer
Accepting will not yield anything in any case. If you file an objection, a judge will assess your case and you can present all relevant arguments. You can find a model objection on our website. It is free. Good luck with it.Take the next step
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