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Violation Dismissal Options
The following are offenses and the available options to those offenses dismissed:
Operating a Motor Vehicle Without License Plates or With 1 License Plate
Expired Motor Vehicle Registration
Display Altered, Unclean, or Obscured License Plate / Registration Insignia
Failure to Display Driver's License
Expired Driver's License
Failure to Report Change of Address or Name Within 30 days
Violate Driver's License Restriction or Endorsement
Operate Vehicle with Defective Required Equipment (or in an Unsafe Condition)
Expired Motor Vehicle Inspection
Less Than 60 Days
More Than 60 Days
Expired Certificate of Number (Vessel)
The certificate must be expired less than 60 days.
Expired Disabled Parking Placard
Expired Less Than 60 Days
Expired More Than 60 Days
Operating a Motor Vehicle Without License Plates or With 1 License Plate
- Remedy before the 1st court appearance as shown on citation
- Registration current at time of offense
- Registration insignia attached to vehicle before the 1st court appearance
Expired Motor Vehicle Registration
- Remedy within 20 working days after the offense or before the 1st court appearance, whichever is later
- Late fee to the tax assessor / collector is still due
Display Altered, Unclean, or Obscured License Plate / Registration Insignia
- Remedy before the 1st court appearance
Failure to Display Driver's License
- Defendant presents valid driver's license
- Prosecutor makes a motion to dismiss
Expired Driver's License
- Remedy within 20 working days after the offense or before the 1st court appearance, whichever is later
Failure to Report Change of Address or Name Within 30 days
- Remedy within 20 working days after the date of the offense
Violate Driver's License Restriction or Endorsement
- Remedy before the 1st court appearance
- If the endorsement was imposed because of a physical condition that was corrected before the offense or was imposed in error, have the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) remove the endorsement before the 1st court appearance
Operate Vehicle with Defective Required Equipment (or in an Unsafe Condition)
- Remedy before the 1st court appearance
- Does not apply to CMV
Expired Motor Vehicle Inspection
Less Than 60 Days
- Remedy within 20 working days after the offense date or before the 1st court appearance, whichever is later
More Than 60 Days
- If your inspection is expired more than 60 days, then you will need to set this case for a pre-trial hearing and speak with the prosecutor.
Expired Certificate of Number (Vessel)
The certificate must be expired less than 60 days.
- Remedy within 10 working days after the offense
Expired Disabled Parking Placard
Expired Less Than 60 Days
- Remedy within 20 working days after the offense date or before the 1st court appearance, whichever is later (Sec. 681.013, T.C.)
Expired More Than 60 Days
- Remedy within 20 working days after the offense date or before the 1st court appearance, whichever is later (Sec. 681.013, T.C.)