All citizens may attempt to file a criminal or traffic complaint against an individual(s). A police report and statement must be filed at the police department in the municipality where the incident occurred. Process will then be initiated on the appropriate from of complaint. The police reports, statements and complaint form will then be scheduled for all parties involved for a probable cause hearing.

Yes. If you have a complaint of misconduct against an employee it does not matter if you were charged criminally or not. The actions of the employee in the incident are what will be investigated not the allegations of criminal conduct. Generally, IAD investigations will not start until the criminal case is settled.

A criminal complaint is a statement of facts about an alleged crime which, when filed in court, formally charges a person. These facts are first submitted by local law enforcement agencies. If the evidence submitted is deemed sufficient, a criminal complaint is filed.

Complaints can be made by telephone 24 hours a day by calling (517) 627-2115. If you have an emergency, dial 9-1-1. The police will be dispatched to your location. You may also file a complaint in person at the Police Department, 200 E. Jefferson in the basement of City Hall. All stolen vehicle complaints MUST be made by the registered owner.

Contact the Municipal Court Administrator in the town where the event occurred. He or she will advise you of the procedures that must be followed.

This is a charge, such as driving under the influence, which requires a court appearance as it carries with it criminal penalties which may include fines and costs, probation and/or the possibility of a jail term. Payment of the citation cannot be automatically made to the Clerk's Office. Persons charged with a criminal offense will be sent a notice showing when they must appear in court. Return to Top

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If you would like to discuss a traffic issue, please fill out our on-line form, or call the DPD at (978) 970-7200.

Did you see someone throwing litter out their window? Write down the license plate number, date, time, location of the event, male/female driver, and file a traffic complaint. Typical traffic littering complaints are directed to an Oregon County or City authority. Please refer to our Waste Enforcement Resources page.

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The defendant receives a copy of the complaint from the court after a criminal complaint is filed. The defendant is required to be present at a first after the prosecutor receives a copy of the complaint. At the first appearance, an attorney is appointed if the defendant cannot afford an attorney. A trail date is set within six months. For a felony crime, a preliminary hearing date is set after the first appearance.

Yes. In addition to filing for a restraining order, the victim can file a criminal complaint. A criminal complaint can be filed at the police department or municipal court in the town where the violent incident occurred.

You must be a party named in the report or legal agent of a party named in the report. You must come to the police department in person with your identification. A small fee of $1.00 per page is charged for criminal complaints and $5.00 for an accident report. Fees are used to cover administrative. Back to the top.

A criminal traffic ticket is a case in which a person is suspected of committing a traffic violation which is punishable as a misdemeanor offense. Under the laws of the State of Florida, these violations can be punishable with a variety of penalties which may include, but are not limited to, incarceration. Most cases are closed with fines and costs assessed as well as some form of rehabilitation program.

You should contact the plan's customer service department. Many problems can be resolved on an informal basis. You can also file a written grievance. All managed care plans are required to have a grievance procedure to resolve a member's problems. This procedure is explained in your member handbook. Grievances are generally resolved within 30 days. If you believe your medical condition needs immediate attention, you may wish to ask that the grievance be considered as an expedited grievance.

If you receive a criminal traffic ticket, you must wait for your hearing date to come to you by mail. You must appear in court. At that time, you may enter your plea to the violation. Failure to appear in court could result in a bench warrant being issued for your arrest. The Clerk of Courts can accept NO payment until your case has been disposed and the judge has ordered you to pay fines and/or costs.

If you cannot attend your scheduled hearing on a criminal traffic ticket then you should contact the judge who is assigned to your case. The judge's name should be listed on your notice to appear. Visit the web site for the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida - www.jud11.flcourts.org and then select Judge's Directory for the telephone numbers of specific judges.