House Bill 2076 and House Bill 2085 (the new Arizona photo radar bill) were prefiled on January 8, 2010 to be heard at the 2010 49th Legislature Second Regular Session. If passed, HB 2085 would require that a photo radar ticket actually be issued by a law enforcement officer, and not by mail or a process server. Currently, if you simply ignore a photo radar ticket received in the mail nothing will happen to you. However, if a process server claims to have served you or a member of your household, you then must show up to court. Many process …
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