Misdemeanor Court
The Municipal Misdemeanor Court is the agency responsible for handling proceedings related to alleged violations of municipal regulations.
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Misdemeanor Court
Legal framework and jurisdiction
Legal framework
The Misdemeanor Court operates under the Code of Procedure on Municipal Misdemeanors (Ordinance No. 17,938 and its amendments), which governs the administrative adjudication of misdemeanors, infractions, and violations committed within municipal limits.
Jurisdiction
It hears citations issued by the various municipal control areas within the Concordia city limits and areas under its jurisdiction, acting with functional independence in adjudicating each case.
Sources of citations
Citations are handled from the following municipal agencies and control areas.
Summary and requirements
Procedure summary
The citation is issued
A control agency records the violation and issues the corresponding citation.
Appearance
You appear before the Court within the deadline to exercise your right to a defense.
Hearing or voluntary payment
A defense hearing is held, or you may qualify for voluntary payment if this is your first offense.
Ruling and appeal
A ruling is issued; if you disagree, you may appeal it to the City Council.
Requirements
- National ID of the person named in the citation, or of whoever is filing.
- The citation or notice you received.
- Proof of payment, if you are paying voluntarily.
- Power of attorney or authorization, if filing on behalf of someone else.
Benefits and discounts
Percentage of interest waived depending on the payment method, under Ordinance No. 35,857.
| Payment method | Interest waived | Minimum per installment | Financing interest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cash | 90% | — | 0,00% |
| 2 to 3 installments | 80% | 1 Jurista | 1,00% |
| 4 to 6 installments | 60% | 1 Jurista | 1,00% |
| 7 to 12 installments | 40% | 1 Jurista | 1,00% |
Reference values under Ordinance No. 35,857 (historically reported as in effect between October and November 2016). Check with the Court for current terms and percentages before enrolling in a payment plan.
