Can I get a diversion of any charge(s) against me?
A diversion is a contract between you and the City related to the disposition of the charge(s). A diversion contract can allow you to avoid a conviction. You stipulate that the offense(s) charged did in fact occur and you promise to obey the law for twelve months. You may be required to pay fines, fees or restitution, attend classes or counseling, perform community service, or meet with a court services officer. If you comply with the terms of the diversion agreement, the charges against you will be dismissed. If you do not comply, the City may revoke your diversion and proceed with prosecution.

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1. Why is my driver's license suspended?
2. I received a ticket for 'no proof of liability insurance' for the vehicle I was driving. What are my options?
3. Can I get a diversion of any charge(s) against me?
4. Can I have my Municipal Court arrest and/or conviction expunged?
5. Can I appeal the Judge's decision?