Resolution 99-13: FINES TOO HIGH
| Number | 99-13 |
| Description | deffered adjudication for fines |
| Authored by |
Marshall Hobbs |
| Sponsored by |
Meredith Hebenstreit Megan Urbanzyk |
| Date Submitted | Tuesday, October 13, 1998 |
| Date Considered | Tuesday, April 20, 1999 |
| General Body Vote | Thursday, January 1, 1970 |
| Committee | Student Affairs |
| Result | n/a |
| Remarks | FAILED - Other schools have higher fines. Deferred adjudication would be too cumbersome. Many other schools do not even waive the first violation. |
| Whereas | During the Summer break of 1998, the Police Department announced increasing the number of violations written; and |
| Whereas | The Police department waive one fine per semester with good reason; and |
| Whereas | The TX Municipal Courts give deferred adjudication for Motor Violations. |
| Be It Further Resolved That | The Police Department give the second violation 30 days deferred adjudication; if no other violations are commited during this period, the violation will be dismissed, or if violated the student will have to pay for the fine plus a new fine. |