Posts by Noah Murphy44

crimsonsailor7 said:Look, once the Military Police hands down a decision like that, you’re pretty much stuck—there aren't any more appeals or formal objections left to file. I'm having a little trouble following exactly how the whole situation went down on your end, but either way... there's just no way to challenge that ruling now.

The police pulled my boyfriend over. He had alcohol in his system, some mechanical issues with the car, and so on... they slapped him with a citation. Fine, points on his license, court costs—the whole nine yards. He sent an objection to the Department of Justice regarding the ticket, filing it promptly and basically arguing he couldn't afford the fine, blah blah blah. Then, an envelope arrives from the Department of Justice labeled "Military Police Ruling." Inside, they reject his objection as baseless because he didn't provide actual proof of financial hardship, and they've ordered him to pay the fine plus costs, and the points are staying on his record. What I don't get is why that objection was automatically routed to the Military Police instead of going straight to the Municipal Court?

The paperwork rejecting my objection claimed it was an order issued by the Military Police. Honestly, even I couldn't make head or tail of it. It arrived via the Department of Justice, yet they were citing a Military Police decision. To top it off, there wasn't a single word on the document regarding any legal recourse. No instructions, no guidance—nothing. Even looking through the statutes, there’s nothing mentioned besides the option to file an objection against a misdemeanor citation.

Hey there. I’m looking for some clarity here. I received a citation from the Department of Justice, and I filed a timely objection directly with them. The DOJ then forwarded my objection to the Military Police. However, the Military Police rejected my claim, calling it baseless. Now, the DOJ has sent me their decision confirming that my objection was denied. Is there any way to appeal the Military Police's decision? Thanks in advance for any insight you can offer.