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Thanks for all the input, everyone. I went ahead and filed an appeal, just like jadedrifter7 suggested; actually, I got the exact same advice from my cousin, who happens to be a lawyer. It’s going to work out fine.
Best,
I just received a citation in the mail claiming I failed to yield to a pedestrian in a crosswalk. I’m planning on filing an appeal, but I’m a bit stuck on the strategy. What should I actually include in my statement? Should I just formally contest the decision, or should I go into detail about how I didn't see them? The crosswalk is pretty wide, and the pedestrian might have only just stepped off the curb right as I was passing... Or do I just save all those explanations for when I eventually face the Municipal Court judge??
I'm honestly not quite sure how the current laws regarding this even work...
Thanks for the help