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MA: Appealing Parking Tickets Made Impossible
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"For many Massachusetts residents, it's practically impossible to appeal a parking ticket before an independent judge. Framingham resident Deborah Adcock learned this the hard way when the city charged her $200 for parking in a handicapped space. Adcock ... has a valid handicapped parking permit. On August 22, she neglected to flip down her visor to make the permit visible."
"Adcock mailed her appeal to the city which was denied by the hearing officer Allan Nardini. Nardini is a former Framingham Police captain, he still reports his hours to the police department and he is paid by the city." ...
"... To fight the $200 ticket before an impartial judge, Adcock learned she had to pay a non-refundable $275 fee ... plus $25-55 in other fees. ..." |
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